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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-30
SeWalaee ..I House.
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WILLIAM. McTEER, PRofRfsroa
oo1HEa or MAIN AID ssk-k 1Eszkr
~ -Four Horse Mali Coaches lsazs daily Il ~ osock
. A. Ior ncnsyale spr1nss 1l IFme 1s-d
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MARK ELS.
PRICES CURRENT

OF Produce, from Raymond, Dane Co., Commission Ncr
chants No. East Clinton street, Boston.
Boston, May 18th, lSjG.-AsnEs-pots G Is;
Pearls 72j. BurrER-Extra zoe; Fair II n
Ice; Western Is l5c. BEANS Pea and Mar
rowfat Is A.; Common / % a | 80. CHEESE,
First quality l0lc; Ordinary 4 a &c. DREn Ar
FILES, a SIC. DRESSED Hoes, a DC. GRAiS-
Corn IS &c; Oats Il i2c; Ryo SO a 30; Barley
10 l 2j Peas 90. EGGs, lie. LEATHER
Slaughter, rough &c a CSC; Calf skins 10 Coo.
LARD, lie -. PorAroEs-Cartcrs soc; fcach
Blows $50; Whites SOC. PorAro STARCH, 4! &c.
PouLrRY-Turkoys and Chickens II Is; Geese 10.
SEEps-llcrds Grass 2 50 a 500; Northern Co-
yer l6 a lSc; Western Ia Ice. SnErr PELTs, so a
10. HAY, 20 90 a % 90. New CHEESE, a I.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

Reported by Telegraph for the Free Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Wednesday May 2l.--At market ISL
Catte-about 2j6 Bccvcs and % Stores, consisting
Of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves, Ycarlings, Two
and Three Years old. PRiCEs-MARKET BEEF, Ex-
ira, S first quality Il rs second quality
Gi third G. VEAL CAVES, 81, 4, ja7c as quality
SroREs-Working Oxen, sold in the market.
Cows and Calves, 2j 90, 80 co. 40 90, 50 90 co 90
uEEr AND LAMBS (5Ol at markct,) in lots IS, 90,
B 90 G 90; Extra and Selections G 90, 90 IL co.
SWINE, (ji3 western at markc) wholesale Glc gross
SIC nett lines, &C. TAlLow, : a sc PELTs,
lis 90. CALF Sims, 10 lie
But few buyers at market to-day. There is n
further decline of full SOC per 100 lbs. Beef, with
n downward tendency. There is about 500 Western
Cattle at Brighton in addition to what reported
at this market, which makes perfect glut, and
dealers in Western Cattle ling at great loss
but as the Cattle have been kept back by various
causes, they must come to market now, and prices
will come within the reach of consumers Calves
lower.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. Clough's Columbian Pills.-Mr.
Thatcher, merchant of lIardwek, Mass, was
given over by his physician to die with ''Quick Con-
sumption, and he writes thus "a friend sent
me few boxes of your Columbian Pills, requesting
me to them, have done so, and the change in
my health is so wonderful | doubt not that in three
months shall be we'll as ever. May the Lord
give you length of days, you may be tho means
Of saving many valuable lives throughout the
world, with these Pis"-Liver, Kidney, Stomach,
Lung, and Bowel arrangements are cured by these
safe and innocent Pills See advertisement.
myl9d8wlm
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PORTLAND, May 2l.-FlRE At ISLAND poNp.
"A fire broke out in the second story of
Poor's Block, on Island Pond, at ID o'clock,
this morning. The Green Mountain House,
Hobart, Howard and Chambcrin's Store, and
Stable were destroyed. The Block was
occupied by y. G., Green's Store, and none Of
his goods were saved. Part Of the furniture
Of the Green Mountain House, and part of
Hobart, Howard Il Chambcrlins stock was
saved. Poor 5 Block was l20 feet long and
} stories high, and was owned by John A.
Poor, Esq, of this city.
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May 2l.-The Steamer Canada arrived at
Halifax last night. Parliament has voted
thanks to the Army and Navy. Queen Vic
toria has grated an amnesty to politica Of
tenders, including Smith O'Bricn.
The Money market is unchanged, Consols
92t 92I. Brcadstufs in fair request, but
prices rather unsettled.
Wheat advanced one to pence, flour Cd
to Is Corn Cd.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-23
MissasOit Salyc cures liberated sore

NIsSd>oIt EuINc cures
hps.-Lewi, p Atwood says, 81 have been Attic
ted with sore lips for year. so bad that they would
ulccrate, and have consulted physicians, and ir-
regular. They have prescribed inward and out.
ward Application, but it of no avail. At last |
induced to try tho 'Massasoit Saye,' which
healed my lips in short time. And now, when
friends with ailments Of the same character,
my first impulse is, to ask them why they do not
use your Salyc. l am your much obliged scrvcnt"
For sale in Burlington by TnEo. A PECK, and,
A, C. srEAR Winooski, by JAS, NEWELL, and
S. c. IsnAM; r. FEEGrsoN, Essex; II. 0. HopGrs
Richmond; Dixon Co., Milton also NJ. Hull,
llncsburgh. wi7w2
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NEW ADVEssTIss.mENTS.

..VN ANTED. agents IN EVERY COUN-
w ty in Vermont and New Hampshire to
sell choice steel Plate Engrayngs. Also TO sell the
works of the British Poets selected and chronology
ically arranged from Ben Johnson to Scott. Illus
tratcd with numerous engrayings on steel.
Morse's Atlas of the World, containing seventy
authorities
The Republican Court; or America in the days
Of Washington
The Pictorial Cyclopedia ofBiography, embracing
o series of Original Memoirs Of the most distin-
guished persons of all times. With COO engravings
and steel plates
Persons out Of employment will find this good
opportunity for a successful business. Great induce
Inents offered, For full particulars inquire of
L. :. MARTIN,
my9wlOw| Nilllamstown, Vt
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TO our CUSTOMERS
Y II T. i I Is J. | { !


I'mletei our alterations we are now prepared 10
eAholt a. handsome stock "l "oodS as we nave
ever "'ele"' anu at prices when we are confident
VIII give universal sati'iactIon'
OIR NTOCk CONSISTS INP1RT
Silks.-EIack and Fancy, new and beautiful
',ylcs ana at LOWER Prices than were over heard
ol IN TINS vicinity
Dress GoodS.--B,rores. CbaIIies and Ti..uos
plain and priutpd (aII wooD DrI.,inrs Erenrh
and Enrlisi prints Gnconrts 0rranJics aud Lawn
EmbroiicIIcs.-Frc Swiss and Scotch
Collars, Guns and sets Sleeves and sets, Real
English and French Thread EiSinss Embroidered
hhhus ana lIuNhclhEs OahbIlc ana Muslin Ed
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NEW YORK, May lG.-rho Steamer George
Law arrived at her dock at II o'clock.
She sailed from Aspinwall May It'll, AM,
and connected at the lsthmus with the steam
or Sonora, which left San Francisco April 81,
with upwards of $1,000 900 in treasure, of
which ( go 900 was for New York
There were no signs of further disturbances
at Panama. The ISthmus papers are filled
with official documents concerning the Pana-
ma riot but no new facts of Importance are
elected, and no additional names Of killed or
wounded are given.
The citizens of Panama had formed n guard
for the protection of property, and the au-
thoritics had placed force at the disposal of
the Railroad Company, 50 that no further
violence is anticipated.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-23

WASHINGTON, May 2l.--SENATE.--Nlr Col
lamcr introduced in the Senate. this morning,
a bill providing for testing the Atmos-
phcric Telegraph.
llousE.-Ihc House passed the Wisconsin
Railroad BILL 81 to 66.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-23

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Propeller Bay
State from Ogdcnsburgh, sunk in our harbor
yesterday. Her cargo consisting of hardware
dry goods and groceries, chiefly on Boston
account, destined for the West. a portion
of it will be saved.
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Mansion House,

'
CHAUNCEY SNIrn, Proprietor.
FINhis House has been put in good order. and is
4 now open for the reception and accommodation Of
Visitors to the Springs, Fishing and other Pleasure
Parties. continuance of public patronage is
specially solicited.
Carriages to and from the Railroad Station. free
Of charge.
Alburgh Snrngs. VI. Nav 10. 1850. dim
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE official an
nouncement of the reception of the Nicaragua
an Minister is not yet made. The Union this
morning is silent on the subject.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-23
THE FREE PRESS BURLINGTON FRIDAY MORNING MAY 1886
FARMERS.

FARMERS,
GARDENERS,
FRUGT-GROWEBs,
STOCK RAISERS,
MERCHANTS
MECHANICS,
ALL RESIDING
IN CITY OR COUNTRY
III Who Own or Cultivate Il FARM
GARDEN LAWN, or even at a IIOt SE-YARD,
can add very greatly, not only to the PLEASURE,
but to the PROFIT of their labor by consulting
rnoRouGn-GoiNG, PRACTICAL and RELIABLE
JOURNAL, devoted exclusively to subjects con-
ncctcd with SOIL CULTURE-such as growing
FIELD CROPS ; ORCHARD and GARDEN FRUITS 1;
GARDEN VEGETABLES and FLOWERS TREES,
PLANTS, and FLOWERS, for the LAWN or YARD,
iN-poon and OUTDOOR work around the Dwell
LING care of DOMESTIC ANIMALS, &c, &c.
Such journal Is the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-23

Of Lemon, Vanilla, Cinnamon, Peach, Rice, &C.,
'rc'l all other Extracts for Cooking. Try bottle
W. A. BACON, Manufacturer 4 Proprietor
wi5w2 Ludlow, VT
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Sixty Seven Village Lots
\ / 4 / CTIO !

I'M FRIDAY TIE GIL DAY OF JUNE
~ next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, shall close out at
Public Auction, the remaining village lots signed
to me by Smith & Landon, being over sixty in all.
sale positive without ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by Quit
Claim. Terms, third cash, balance in and
may be at my Office. The title is undsputcd.
TORREY l.. WALES,
my2OtG Assignee of Smith 4 Landon.
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Editors CcrtIiicate.-Anothcr call by Oxy-
genated Bittcrs

Scnatcu Dltters.
BURLINGTON, VT. Nov. ~, 1851.
Gentlemen Il suffered for about ycar previous
to last spring, from arrangement Of the action of
heart, which, like most others similarly afflicted,
suppose to be an organic disease, and having seen
the Orygmaof BatTs highly recommended for
in such cases. | procured and used single bottle,
with entire success.
The dsagrceablc symptoms speedily disapprovcd,
and have never, except in one two instances,
easily accounted for, had any recurrence Of lhcm,
Yen thcy were easily removed by single dose Of
20 Differs
Being really Of opinion that this medicine is Of
unquestionablc value of Dyspepsia, Gin
which opinion am happy to know that | agree
with many intelligent rhysicians) l have no hest
taton in permitting this certificate to be used in
any way thst will promote its more general use.
E.A, STANSBURY,
Editor of tho Burlington Couricy.
SETH W. FOWLE 4 co 1873 Washington Street,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
For sale in Burlington by TuEo. A. PECK, and
A. G. SrEAR. Wnooski, by JAS. NEWELL, and
S. C. IsHAM X. FERGuSoS, Essex Il. o. HoDGEs
Richmond Dixon d Co., Milton also NJ. Hull
Ii inesburgh. wi7wl
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Armstead himself Arain.

With razors keen and water hot,
You'll always find him ON the spot
fENllE subscriber announces to the public that his
Il har-drcssiug saloon and bathing establish
mcnt remains on the south sido Of the square, and
will be open from five in tho morning till ten at
night every day SIN, tags crrgtm Hot, cold and
shower baths always ready. Hair dressing, dying.
sla, ing and shampoong done at all times in the
highest style ofthc art.
my2Ollm w. /. ARAlSTEAD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-23
Still Lnter.

I AIDES. THOSE CHOICE PATTERNS OF
English Prints, Cnallics, Muslins, stella
Shawls and rarasols, arrived this morning, AID we
arc now ready to show them to you. liomcinbcr
the Corner Store, lNNAN'S,
fvtT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-23
Shawls and Mantillas.

NEW IOT.
lust IN, AND AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE
- heard Of Purchasers will find it for their in
tercst to give this stock look before purchasing
elsewhere,
co Il n + II ST o r L,
EY MA MS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-23
SamueI Vcbster's Estate.

NNE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chiteudou, Commissioners to re-
ceivc, examine aud adjust the caims and demands
of all persons against the estate of samuel Web
stor, late of Bolton in said District, deceased re-
presented insolycnt, and also all claims and de-
maud- exhibited in offset thereto and SIX
months from the day Of the date hereof being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice. that We will attend to the
business of cur appointment at the DIV Cling of
Truman L. Church, in rotou, in ,aid District, on
tho thirteenth days of June and September.
next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, On each of said days,
Dated this 9Th DAY Of May, A. u. lsjG,
WILLIAM SABiNS, d.,
wiCw5 ROBERT TOWER, JR., O'"''n'''''her''
MAPLE SUGAR IN TUBS AND CASKS
w. Al up"l DEWEY :,
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DAKERs ANn CuNrECrIpN EHS.
All orders for fine and common Cakes and pa-trics
Icc-crcams and Confectionery, promptly attended TO-
10. SNuw.
II. THOMPSON.
Burlington, May !, l~jG. davu
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Life, Fire & Marine Insurance

Church and Collcge-sts., Burlington, Vt.
FIRE INSURANCE.. The undersigned is
agent Of several sound New England Fire Insurance
Companies, by which (and by temporary arrange
lnents with other companies, if necessarily nsur-
ancc to any desired amount can he furnished at
reasonable rates.
LTFE /NSI'Rd scr. lie is also agent for the
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE 60. L. S.
chartered by the Legislature of Vermont, and 10.
Gated at Montpelier, being the only Vermont Life
Insurance Company in existence, and well worthy,
in every respect, the confidence of the people of
Vermont, and of all others who DESTROYS Of par
ticipating in the benefits of L,f, Insurance.
my2l d&wly #, DAVEY, Agent.
To the Ladies
w HAVE RECEIVED \ FEW MORE OF
w those fine Plain liarcgcs in Black and
Colors. a few choice patterns fancy Silks Is of
that f,vuritc Bou5, bln,; silk a few more Of
those French Ja'onct. and Lawns-Shawls and
y. PECK, JR. &co.
myl9i&wtf
\ERAprING PApER-A GOOD AssoRT-
w mcnt for salc at
my2l HuNTINGTON'5 Bo,l, Store.
NEW BOOKS. - MARRIED. NOT MATED;
Twice Married; Home; Reality; Woman's
Faith; Night side Of Nature; ,lhoughts and Apo
thogms by Whatclyi' for sale at
my2l HUNTINGToN's.
VNoUND A PAIR OF GOLD spECTAcLES.
The owner can obtain them by calling at this
Office.
myl9i3t
HOUND a SMALL SUN OF MONEY, WHICH
the owner can have by calling at the Office of
the American Hotel.
myl9d3t
A c. SPEAR, DRUGGIST Is WHOLESALE
N. Agent for Dr. Clou,h's Columbian pills nj
Burlington. This purely vegetable remedy fol
popular with Physicians, as we'll as in Families
where it is used. Everybody should use them this
Spring--2j cents now, will save dollars.
myl0djm
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rlNO TIE PATRONS OF TIE CHURCH STREET
1 Book store and the public generally. | have
Just returned from New York and Boston. and am
now receiving good variety of standard and new
Miscellaneous Books also a large stock and bctfu
Papers. Plain and Fancy Stationery and other ro"d3
selected with care for this market loyy and
will be ,oli at a small advance for cash
Respectfully yours.
IsEEsU TOMATOES PIT Up ny TIE
y Shakers. and kept in perfect order, for sale by
~ EW ARTICLES.-AEUENTI AND IIIMA-
ing dresses may be found at
9iANltpbD'' Dry Goods Carpet store.
W 'eF' and Di'ic' for l'i +, r yr Fl, a
Nov. -, 1888 d6wtf
- mcrci,l motto Tancr hi. d,y roc ci' o,,j
frsaIc At mi'v2rIYGTEVS anu
March, y, 1850. d6wtf
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BrocatclIc. Lncc. Mou,Iiu a Turkey Rcd.

for Curtains, Oiled Shades, Kcltys Fixtures. Blau.
kets Conntcrpanes, Linen and Cotton, all widths,
for Pillow cases and Sheets, Piano and Table Cow
crs, Table Cloths Doylics, Napkins
All Of the above named and many other goods,
not enumerated, i'll be sold prices that will
cast all competition in the shade, at the Cheap
Cash StoIc of @. /. STAMFORD.
Burlington, Dec. Sd, 1853. d&wtf
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BURLIN GTON
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
$50 CuJRCH STREET.. $50

WE HAVE NOW A FULL STOCK OF CAR
w rErrSG, from all the principal manuiacto-
rics of the United States and of Europe, and can
exhibit as great a variety most Of the CARPET
HOUSES in New York Boston, and can sell as
low, and in fact, are now SELLING LOWER.
We have now on hand 200 pieces Of every grade
and desirable pattcrn-such as
Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels,
English Brussels, Three Ply,
American do kiddcrminster,
Dutch Plaid, Ncnitian,
Extra Supcrlinc, Cotton and Wool
Fine and Common, Hemp,
Ingram, Straw Mating,
Duggcts, Coral do.
Crumb Cloths, Hearth Rugs,
Door Mats, Chincllc Mats,
Stair Carpcting. all widths and qualities, English
and American Floor Oil Cloths, Window shades,
and fixtures
Curtain Muslin, Damasks,
Brocatcllrs Murccns,
Bed Spreads, Table Spreads,
Linen ShcCting, Pillow Case Linen.
and in fact almost every thing in the way of
HOUSE FURNISHIN GOODS
Also,a good assortment Of Paper Iangings, Is Look
ing Glasses. We have also on hand good assott-
mcnt Of general DRY GOODS, carefully selected
from New York and Boston markets, and adapted
to the various wants both domestic and personal,
oiall portions Of the community.
NfLkN AND DRESS GOODN,
in great variety. SHAWLs, Of every grade and
variety HOSIERY AND GLOVES, very large
stock Of every quality, color and size. Also, con-
stantly on hanI choice stock of
ERIES
We would call especial attcntion to our stock Of
BLACK SILKS, which are Of a superior manuiac-
turc, and warranted not to crack.
y. ia liberal discount will be made to those
who are buying to sell again, and to those furnish
ing Hotels and Dwellings, where large quantities
are wanted
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| ours respectfully,
A. BLAkSLEY, 81

7 >
Mc'srs, Perry Davis Son Having witnessed
the beneficial effects Of your Pain Killer in several
cases Of the DyscnteIy and Cholera Morbus within
a few months past and dccming in an act Of bcnev-
olence to the suffering. l would most choerfuily
recommend its use to such may be suffering from
the aforementioned or simiar diseases az safe
and far as my observation goes, an cnvctual re.
medy. EDWARD X. FULLER
Pastor Of First Baptist Church, Somerset, Mass.
Sold by.
Sold by A. C. SrEAR, Burlington, l. L. BUTCHER
& Son, St. Adams, and by Medicine Dealers gen.
orally. wiGwl dlawlw
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EsY TELEGRAPH.
Az. llowARp, Operator.

ny THE VERMONT AND uosroN LINE
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- ALMON by the Tierco or single fish Also
- smoked llcrrings by the box.
March q, 1855. DIT A =. DEWEY.
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~ EW RTlCLES.--AEGENTlNE AND HINA-
~ LAVA LrsraE, new articles for Ladies travel
ing drcs,e, may be found at
STANlFuBD'S Dry Goods Ca'rct store.
my2pdtf
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NtALIONS Registers and Woodstock Regis
w tiers and DiaIics Tor lsaG for sale at
III NTINGTONS
Nov. -, 1888 d6wtr
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- UPERFlNE Congress ruled letter and Com
- mcrcal note paper this day received and
for sale at HCNrINGTONS.
March, y, lsjG. d6wtf
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rlNu TIE PATRONS OF TIE CHURCH STREET
4 Book store and the public generally. | have
just returned from New York and Boston, and am
now receiving good variety of standard and
Miscellaneous Books also a large stock and bcffu
assortment than usual of Writing and Wrapping
Papers, Plain and Fancy stationery and other goods
selected with for this market, purchased low and
will be sold at a small advance for cash
Respectfully yours,
myl9du T.. A. EULER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-23

A c. SPEAR, DRUGGIST, Is WHOLESALE
"A. Agent for DR.. Cough's Columbian Pills, at
Burlington. This purely vegetable remedy fol
Liver Complaint, Co,tvencss, &c, is becoming very
popular with Physicians, as we'll as in Families
where it is used. Everybody should use them this
Sprng--2j cents now, will save dollars.
myl0dJm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-23

A MBROTTPES, BY T. VI. PAREER.-Thc only
"a place where Cuttings Patent Ambrotypes can
be had in this County. My pictures all ccmcutcd
between two FTcn IL Plate Glasses, and warranted
durable. Pictures taken at any other place in this
County, but one glass is used, and cannot be dura-
bc as they are very easily spoiled, if they were at
first good for any thing.
Persons have only to examine specimen, anil look
into the matter little, to judge for themselves.
apl7 dim T. NJ. PARKER.
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INOuND A SMALL SUN OF MONEY, WHICH
the owner can have by calling at the office of
the American Hotel.
mylgd3t
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). WIRES, Agent.
March II, 1856. div
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-23

The owner can obtain them by calling at this
Office.
myl9d3t
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an HAND, AND FOR SALE, THREE NEW
~ Concord Wagons, side springs; one two-h,r.c
Lumber Wagon, light, with tongue, ths and two
seats; One oue-horsc Lumber Wagon; three li-ht
onc-horse Lumber Wagons, with stcel-sprins under
both box and scats-ncw fashioned. called the
clipper Canada Wagon, to be sold cheap for cash
OF good paper. HENRY WHITNEY.
myjd&wGw
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" EW BOOKS. - MARRIED, NOT MATED;
v Twice Married; Home; Reality; Woman's
Faith; Night side Of Nature; Thoughts and Apo
thcgms, by Whatcy;' for sale at
my2l HUNTINGTON'S.
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a LII PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS TO
~ transact with the Burlington Aqucduct Com
pany, will please call upon Mr.. Edward W Peek,
at the Store of jed p. Clark, late }, J. II. Peck
6 Co.
May !. I3w S.WIRES Treas.