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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-06

n IENON N A Ii INNgSs
&, ]. I. HEALEY, having made ex.
" tensiye additions to his Warerooms,
I5$xSA since the first of January, and be-
I j. J. !. !. Il.
ETI4NTTSfSl7 T lievng that he has facilities une-
kAAIhk AI A. qualed in this country, for the pro-
EfflnHNfIfYEA ducton of Iron Ratings Of every
TUTHTIlTllT VEN description, would call the attention
iW Ii II Sk&A of those in want of anything in his
kAlAIIJ. ANte( line, to his establishment, D Sud-
kElE Ez2 bury Street, Boston, where hundreds
EAsssA=sEa TfiTA OF samples of his art may be
--l--A ined His Waferoon1s are the most
complete and extensive in the country embracing every
known branch of the art viz Cemetery Garden, Baco-
ny, Verandah, and Bull ling Raiings Window Orders,
Tree Boxes Seees Brackets, &c, &C. the choice
and elaborate designs. Public Squares Cottages, Pri
vate Dwellings, and Cemetery Lots enclosed in
not to be surpassed All orders in any part of the
y promptly attended to, prices that will defy compe
tition. 1 HEALEY,
81 Sudbury St., opposite Sudbury Place, Boston.
mch1l daw6m
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LARKIN SMITH,
REAL ESTATE BROKE Err,

LARKIN SMITH,
Il X i ESTATE KER,
Office 236 Main Street,
Is now prepared to offer at GREAT BARGAINS, good
variety Of new Houses in the city, in almost any direction,
Or distance from the City Hail. that may be desired and
ior CREDIT that cannot fail 10 suit
ne WIZ sell few low for cash, he will give
credit on some Of them from fifteen twenty years, IL
desired Also, BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY, and
fAhhs IN TIE COUNTRY, as usual.
The public are respectfully invited 10 call and examine,
hnd we viii be happy 10 Wait upon them, and show our
assortment DIFF mch21
w. " .hPRATT. Aucttoneer,
Oihce No. FLAG0s BUILDING, Opposite the Bay state
House, Worcester, Mass,
viii attend 70 Sales Of Real Estate and all kinds Of Per-
hanal Property any part Of the County, AZ short notice
Particular attention paid 10 the sale OF Fruit and Or
namental Trees, and Green House Plants
From his long experience Auctioneer, he hopes
give satisfaction TO all who muy want his services
mchl0 du
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The un.
~ dersgned, having purchased the stock and become
successors the business Of Messrs RUGGLES NOURSE
MASON. CO., at Boston and Worcester have this day
formed eoparnershp for the purpose Of carrying the
same under the hrm Of N0URSE MASON, & CO., and
viii occupy the same places of business.
JOEL N0URSE,
PETER HARVEY,
SAMUEL DAVIS.
Boston, April list, 1856 ap4 d&wtf
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MIC ECKRON'S G Z L q p & a TED
IA LINN EMF,
EQUALLY GOOD FOR MAN OR BEAST!
Has sriumphed where al other remedies have failed to
have beneficial effect It is justly acknowledged to be
the greatest
EXTERNAL REMEDY
the known world and its sale is unsurpassed in the
annals of medicine Unlike many other popular medi-
cines Of the day. it is recommended by many prominent
members Of the Medical Faculty he preuiices having
yielded to the many ndisputdbe demonstrations of cures
it he's performed, where other remedies have failed.
Hundreds of Certificates might be gi0eR,
showing the superiority of this medicine other ex-
ternal applications but FAIR TRIAL, is all that is re
quhed to convince the most skeptical of its merits.
Prepared by ]. S. 4 J. e. seldom, Haddam. c.. and
sold throughout the United States and Canadas.
General Agents-BURR Il FOSTER No. l Cornhill.
Boston.
For sale in Worcester, by NJ B. GREEN & CO, 2l6
Main street. div f26
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1fle0irlnes
lNCERs Can BE CURED i:

the world DR. R. Greene has recently discovered the
Elcctro- w esiicascd Bnsbs,
which combine the solvent properties Of certain aV e
effect of which, with the currents Of eeeciey nenHaIe
from the system.
Each Bath is prepared suit the constitution and dis
ease of the patient and medicated as To act directly
mon tbe disease They pleasant to the patient
tban the Elecro-Cemca Bath, and much more eiNcuat
i'm removing S:roula Rheumatism, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Paralysis Fits Female Complaints. and almost every dis
eased condition of the human body
DR.. Greene still the Electro hsmicdl Baths,
as discovered by Prof yeranes to extract Mineral Poi
sons, such Mercury Arsenic, Lead, &C., sc Persons
wishing receive the benefit Of these Baths will find
cry convenience at 36 Brom6ed Street. Boston Circulars
with full description, sent free of charge, any
closing postage stamp. diff mchl1
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
IN STORE,
In Nttes's ReW Granite Block
On School -. and CiIy Hall square,
B0sToN.
Il. ROBINSON, having leased the Stores No 20 School
strest and No City Han Square, and having secured
the services Of EDWARD )s2NHEssY Auctioneer, has
opened the came for the paose Of carrying the Auc.
ton and Commission business for the sale Of Furniture
Piano Fortes, Books, Paintings. Dry Goods Crockery,
Glass Ware, and Merchandise generally.
X. will hold regular sails Of ReW aud Second
Hand FURNITURE, Piano Fortes, Carpets Dry Goods,
Crockery and 6lass Ware,
EVERY SATURDAY..
Parties having Goods 10 sell At Auction, will see that
The location Of stores being In front Of the City Hall
aud In the immediate vicinity Of the fremont House.
Parker's Hotel and the Court House, one Of the best
In the city for the sale Of Goods Of every description
Particular attention given 10 sales OF Furniture az pri.
yate residences.
Liberal cash advances made az consignmenls when re-
quired, and account Of Sales rendered promptly
me-. ,,. y. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
Boston, March 4, 1850. dam
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Nntifrs.

ATOTTfEc This Is to certify that d. +. HUTCH
N INSoN is our only authorized Agent for the Olty Q
Worrsst An others pretending to sell Marsh 4 Co.'S
oil in worcester sre deceiving the public
MARSH 4 CO. so India street, inventors and sole pro
prietors Of Marsh's celeb ated OIL
uNOR SALE.-Having taken the agency Of Marshs
PATENT OH now offer to the public the only
renuine article be had in the city, shall keep at all
times good sappy hand, direct and fresh from Marsh
4 Co. Boston, and low prices 1t IS sold in any
other town city. 1t is considered quite safe, and cheap
or than the fluid, as it gives better light and
does not consume fast would invite ali those
who use fluid, to give it trial As it is burnt in the
some lamps, there can he nothing lost by trial.
l have The AGENCY. also. Of the
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NUTICE TO WATIHMAK ERS.-Con-
~ templating change in business, ready TO Of
fer for sale my stock in trade together with lease store
which Of the best locations in the city TO any
wishing to commence with paying business already
tsblished this chance offers inducements very rarely
Nth
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-, - WIDEN AND
esgs ,zs'ss' 49, WORCESTER RAILROAD Summer
Arrangement. 1856 Time Changed Ca and after
THURSDAY, May j. 1856, Passenger Trains viii leave
Providence for Worcester " 10 anil *11.45 a. M ana
4.39 p N.
Worcester for Providence SC 40 and *11.15 a. m and
AGO p. IN.
Providence for Lonsdale, .7.1O, GAS, and All 40 a. M,
and 1.40 a so, ana $50 ?. m.
Lonsdsle for Providence 6I5, IS 80 and 1920 a. M.
and '1.05, 2 So and "A. 40 D. In.
All trains will stop at Central Falls.
Trans marked thus ~ do not stop at North Providence
Horizons Grove, or corliss Il Nighungales.
S. II. TABOR, sup't
Providence, May 1, 1855. dawtfs5s
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hISSOLUTION of COPARTNERSH SHIP
lV-The copartnershp heretofore existing between the
subscribers, at Boston and Worcester under the firm and
name OF RUGGLEs, N0URSE, MASON, 4 CO lis this
day dissolved, by mutual consent The of the firm
NAV be signed by either Of its MEMBERS con-
nected with the liquidation Of its affairs.
N, NJ, Co., feeling grateful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended them during long term of
years. beg most respectfully to solicit continuance
son, x Co.
DRAPER RTTGGIEs
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NUFA K \ EkSHIP NUEECE,-The un.
~ dersigned have this day formed Copartnershp
under the name Of STEPHEN TAFT & SON, for the
transaction of the wholesale and retail Grocery business
aud having purchased the stock in trade notes and &C.
counts Of the late firm of Taft Harrington request all
persons having unsettled accounts previous April 1
10 call and settle the Immediately at the old stand
where we solicit a continuance of the trade.
STEPHEN TAFT,
II. GLEASON TAFT.
Worcester April 9, 1856. aplO d4w
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Ed F. HIBBARD'S CELEBRAFED WILD
az, CHERRY BITTBRS

BUSH & Co., and JAS GREEN, Worcester.
apl6 dam
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FNTREINSURANCE.LTh Mechanics Mutu

DIREcToRs.- Henry Denny. Worcester Geo. Black
burn poston Esek Saunders, Grafton; Alonzo White,
Leicester r. s. Denny, Clappvis; Geo. a. Rice, Wor-
cester; WIN B. Fox, Dr., Worcester; Dwight Foster,
Worcester Daniel Fainter, Worcester Samuel L. Hodg
es, Lei ester. HENRY A. DENNY, Pres't
VIM. s. Denny, Sec'y.
Worcester, Sept. TO- 1855. diff
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-zz WOR CESTER 81 NASHUA
S-'''-5s X. Ron and alter April LIST, passenger
trains will follows:
Leave Worcester Al 6 20 and II 90 A NJ and 90 P NJ
Leave Nashua at 100 and IL IS A. NJ and 80 P. NJ
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains Of he
Concord Railroad where pass take the to
from tue Northern, tn Passumpss the Boston, Concord
and Montreal and the Vermont Central Railroads.
At Groton Junction trains connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad; and also with those
of the Fitchburg Railroad with the exception of the first
train Boston; and at Fitchburg with of the
Vermont q Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, ee 'Pahfnder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" G. w. BENTLEY, Sup't.
Mn-cester. Anil |. lSh6 an4
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M1Nooskt. March Pa. Is

WISoosKi, March ~, 1886.
Mr.. Editor; From the numerous category Of" dis
covories," Specifics" &C., with which the present
age abounds, wish to select two articles and make
few comments upon them, through your columns.
Not long since a magic Tooth Oil - made its de-
but in midst Under its touch tartar dissolved
from the teeth, and many Of youthful friends
fr f,w nights, dreamed Of nothing but phlidnscs Of
p,rrI' with which to masticae their food in future
But alas their oly'ian dreams have vanished in
Z" thin mir" and left inky hue upon the enamel of
their teeth; bringing forcibly to the mind Of each
four important facts. lst that they have greatly
injured the appcaranc, Of their teeth; 3D. that they
have ,own upon them the seeds of premature decay;
Sd, that they have been purchasing ,uphurc ncid,
under the name Of " Tooth OIL" at the moderate
price Of one dollar per drachm; and 4th, that they
have been completely hoaSed. From this one les
son of great moment may be learned, viz to cschew
in future the "trickerics" of these itncrant dem
fists, and thereby themselves from moro dire
cnlamitcs in time to come.
Bat evils scarcely visit n community single
handed. Tho more mature and aged, who had lost
their pride for white tooth, but who were looking
moro for comfort, became suddenly seized with
"corn mania" Apropos, tho Corn Doctor appears
crying " urckn, urcka." With n zeal that would
have done honor to Jefc cause, he set himself to
work, and in few days poulticcd feet and walking
sticks plenty in midst Had the scene
ended here, community might have s',oVei right
hearty laugh Mt the ludicrous appca rance of the
Corn Doctors patients. But ono Of the number,
Of age, who labors under disease Of the heart,
has had an attack Of " Scnilo gangrcnc," the
of which is clearly traocsble to the application of
this "Corn saivc." 1t being composed of Caustie
Potassn, Sub acetate Of Copper, and the Extract Of
Bcl!adonnu, forms very desirable compound to
apply to the flesh Of even the yeung and vigorous;
but to the aged, the arteries Of who's, c1treni'ies
extremely liable to be in state of ossfcation
or degeneration it becomes a powerful exciting
cause to a mnlady, than which more painful
in its nature or fearful in its results nficts tho
world
will close by advising al to is,rlr, Of ".Nl..n's
Co'n Sire," and ,'pscra!iy the orcj unless they
wish the most oxcruciating pain AS nocturnal COM
panion, and Death 20 hasten his steps to their bed
sides. Respectfully, MEDICCS.
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BosroS, April 8, 1s5G.-Asnss-potsr 90 c -;
Pearls 90 70. BrrrEB-Extrn zoe; Fair
10 lie; Western II a lsc BEANs--Pen and Mar
rowfat 22j; Common so rs; CuErsF-Tirst
quality 10 n Sc; Ordinary 5 n &c. DRIED Ar
FILES, 6 &c. DRESSED Hoes, :. a SIC. GRAIS--
Corn 60 1oci Oats iOc; Rye 9j / co.; Barley
90 a Oj; Peas 90 a 9jc EGGs ljc. LEATHER
Slaughter, rough 2j 29c; Calf Skins IS Soc
LARp, lOi llc PorAroEs-Carlors &c; Pouch
Blows IS N38c; Whites 81 3sc. PurAro STARCH &c.
PorLTRr-Turkeys aud Chickens Is Il; Geese G
az. SrEps-llcris Grass . ga . 30; Northern Clo-
yer 10 Ice; Western IA a lje. Sufrr prLrs. zoe a
leo. HAY, 20 90 q 90. 1Iors, a a7!c.
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BURLINGTON PRICE CURRENT.

WEDNESDAY, April 9.-Brtrrr, Fall-mlde aud
choice, 10 20c; Winter choice, lG 1sc. BEANS,
PEAS, Marroviat and June, 30 n / IS; Common
field SHE 90. BErswAx, Csc. CuEEsE, fret
quality, a De; ordinary 6 Sc. DRIED ArrLrs, 4
n DC. LAM, LA lac. EGcs, 10 lac. PorArors,
Peach-blows 20 2jc; Carter 80 iOc TAtLow, II
a l2tc. GRNS-Whcot 50n1 CA; Corn GO G2ir;
Rye 10 SOC; Oats 80 a 80. SEEDS, Herds Grass
3 % 30; Northern Clover, II lSc. Western
Glover Ice. HAY, 500 a 1909. APPLIES, j0a zoos
CABBAGgs, 4 90 n 90.
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INV NoaE. April j.--rhe Steamer Fulton
for lInyre sailed ut noon to-day taking out
$50 passengers and $762 900 IN specie.
Ad'icos from Rio Jancrio to the 18th of
February mo received. The market was
stocked with -four and lumber from the
United States, but owing to rc-shipmcnt of
the former to moro southcrly markets and in
some instance to Europe there may soon be a
demand again. The cholera has nearly sub
sided on the coast but still continued its
raynccs to the north.
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CASKtn. SoPainful and fatal il tli, hum0r that
its action is ina @ use of to illustrate silent and
irresistible destruction. 1t eats out life and robs
thousands and thousands Of comfort first, and then
Of existence. Chemistry has an nutdotc, or an OPP
posite. by which to neutralizc this poison and when
that antdote is properly combined with medicine,
this nyctcratc scoursc can be annihilatcd tho
blood may lie utterly aud entirely freed from it for
over. And this combination of chemical and med-
cal power and action is obtained in Arrold's Clio
bules and Vital Fluid.
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co,,ho.'or, March aIs',l,5a.
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Tue PAoIfIc.-Thc Asia brought no news
Of the lost steamer. Tho Spiritual Telegraph
contains accounts of interviews with some Of
the Pacific passengers. The "spirits' say the
Pacific, when six day out, struck an iceberg
and went down st foremost, cngulphing
all on board, save three men who obtained
footing upon the ice and were subsequently
frozen to death
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Dental Surgery.

II - =. W : II ] T.,
, E>PEITFJ LILY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
And the Public, that he is now prac:icing hi.
profession as surgeon Dentist, in Burlington.
LAWN. devoted the last four years to the practice
OF Dentistry, in the irn Of Chiiis Shepherd 4
'd1-"'y Boston, Lo confidently hopes to merit tho
patronage of the community. All who favor him with
'a'r CUSTOM may be assured Of prompt and -kilful
attention, al! ou reasonable terms.
The constant demand for his ToorH POWER, leads
dIm To inform the Public, that during tho past TWEEN.
~ year Il has been made cr-lr.IV by Dentists f5r
Thar ''gp Patients. This in itself is sufficient guar.
aut. r It, superior quality. All who have used il
freely acknowledge is merits over any other Ienti-
frice.
ohcc over :. l.. Herrick's Store, Church Street,
RprLIngton, ", Feb. 4. l.5G. dAHtt
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EEroErrp ron rHE DAILY FREE rRrss,
BY TuE VERMONT AND BOSTON LINE


WAsntNoroN April j.--rho bids for the
mail contracts will close on tho 18th
of April and the final decision in regard to
tic same made ON tho 7th Of May.
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@utland & Burlington Railroad.
= Fsz,,..5tgS-i, s;;,sitis:.ssss1 - u
Ia. . > = G...---sI... - .s1ss4

" N y II 4 mn No I1WINT.
q h AL alter Monday Feb. Gath, 1856, Train
- viii rHu as follows, VIZ -
Love Burlington for Autlaui aud Bellows Falls
At 900 a. ". and 40 p. VI.
Leave Below Falls for Rutland and Burlington
AZ 1855, G.l5 and $50 pm.
Leo'e ttutrHI for Burlington at $50 A. NJ. ll.25
ana 800 T.. NJ
Leave Bu'aud for Bellows Falls at $40 A.
VI. and 1900 ".
A. .urltu ,ton, trains connect with trains Of the
w. Central lal w. ami Canada roads; at Rutland.
With trlns for Troy, Albany, New York, Saratoga
springs. schenectady, and tho West--at Bellows
fHils with tc'ins TO-! the Cheshire Road tor Fitch
b,rg, Worcester Lowell and Boston-Nermont
Valley Road, for BrattleDoro, Springfield Hartford,
View Haven and New Gora-aud with sullivan
Road, for Windsor, &c.
+Fre GIT Trains, with Passenger Car attached.
L. a. CHAPLIN, Sup..
Feb. 2lth, 1856. ddytf
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IT III ] NM OF TT7N 7 N o
our community may need
The mechanical execution is supcri1tcadod bya
capable and experienced foreman. ,1hepropretors
give their personal attention to the reading of proof
and general execution Of the work and consequently
feel confident that they can give satisfaction in all
cases where superior accuracy il an object.
EMBOSSED CARDS, Of different sizes AMI beau.
tful designs in silt and Colors suitable for small
Signs, Placaris, coun;ins house Almanacs, &c
always on hand.
Specimens exhibited and orders received fol
Cepp'rp!ats Card Engraving and Printing in supc=io.
style FREE PRESS PRINTING OFFICE,
No. c College street, Burlington,
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ANOTHER GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.

.i''1ul''IpE Nnrr'ye ~ N" tlNrSHGf'i T.'t,rs.
NEW HAVEN, November =, l>,5
Gonlen,n | feel that no sense Of pride or do
LEGACY should deter mo from expressing luLli,ly
my gratitude for tie efficacy of your Olg4,alioi
BHtcr,, in restoring me to health, after suffering
more than ,ix years from Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint during which time | hpt the best lncji-
cal advice, with no benefit exrcp temporary relief
My case became more hopeless, from an attac. +
darrhocn, which confined ne to iuy bel for eight
weeks causing great lrostraton # the whole ystan
About two months ago, was much red cgi,
that could cat scarcely any food whatever end
was obliged to take my bed, in despair Of -'n.-
ting any better. l read some Of the certificates Of
remarkable cures by tho Orpsc",tci Hnrs, ard
obtained bottle Of the medicine. However su--
prisins, it is nevertheless true, that was almost
im'ne lately relieved Of every fympt,m Of ny
various complaints.
AN now in better health than | have cni ycl
for many years, and attribute NY restoration, by
the grace Of God, to your invaluable medicine.
Respectfully yours. MARY I. HANOVER.
No p Fair Street.
SETH W. FOW LIE & co, I3s Washington Street,
Boston, Proprictors. S'ld by their agents every
where.
For sale in Burlington by Turo. \, PrrT, onl
A, c, SrEAR. Winooski, by Jas. HEwrLi, and
5. c. IsuAu; R. FrRGrsoS, Essex II. o. IIopors
Richmond DIXON & Co., Miltoni also u. Iirll
Hinosburgh, wlow2
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CLryrLA&p, April 8.--Thc City Election
yesterday resulted generally in favor Of the
Democrats.
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No RAIN has fallen, in amount sufficient to
be called a"iall. in this town, since the 10th
Of December ISjj-onc hundred and hrcniv
days. o third of year, back. The latter
half of last week the atmosphere was the
scene of an ahortive attempt to rain but a
faint drizzle was the utmost achieved 1t is
good time to sweep out cistcrns, these days
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Cards.

D( TIE GROSS, dozen or single Pack, Of al
II qualities from . cts to a ; / per pack, Chess,
backgammon Boards &c. at the old stand Church
Street, j. L. BRINSMAID.
Dec. IL, 1888. d3ytf
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A few days ago, says an English paper,
one Of the beautiful swans on Goshen Lake,
Essex, belonging to Samuel Courtland, was
shore, it was found that it had engaged in
mortal conflict with monster pike. The
pike had swallowed the head and neck eff
the swan, and being unable to disgorge it,
both had died, and wer9 found thus linked
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Notice.
Store 10 Let.

TNuE nFSr ARRANGED aud MOST COVE.
NlENH storo i'm Darlington, fitted up with
lind and soft Water, Furnace, Gas, and all the
necessary cauyenicnccs, will be let md possession
given any time after the first day of March.
Apply at $50 Church street, darlington, VT.
dANtf NICHOLS B0YNTON.
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therefore declare the said Charles 4. Seymour
elected Commissioner for the County Of Chittcujeu
for the year ensuing, and until another elected.
d6wlt J. ;. ADAMS, Curt.
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L T. M 0 Y A L
IL Vs. va va We
Corner Store,

ensure quick sales Purchasers arc invited to call
nj examine Tor themselves
GREi r B1P GAINN.
= he oacrcl during tho short time W. are u,-l-
ryinr this place therefore We say. COME ONE ,
COME AL.
Burlington, M.r-h iitb. taos a4sf
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MOlasSeS.

l>I RECEIVED n few lIhls. and Bbls Molas.
- ses and syrup, for sale a low as circumstance,
will permit. VANSICKLEN & WALKER,
March, Il, 1856.
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JpHN h. WjIE II Err.

J0HN b. UJTEHI ER.
VI ESTATE AGENT.
hit, Town Han, Burlington, Vt.
iAfS'g p attention -iy,a IL the purchase and
uG, IVY, .',tac yo-tytton OF Ltnd Ti;les
0'''s-'ihS lie ats, iustrins, Paying Taxes
"c' &c.s tc. dkwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-11
MAMMAL.

sBLACEs ~ THE COUNTY FOR Is BOYS
from the age If 1 t, l. years Applications TO
be accompanied with suitable proof that the bows
will Doe properly eugiJyci an cared for morally and
phy.i ally. SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
lIMA.- NNerseer Poor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-11

NrNcrrAL CALAIS. Me, April
".--N onr municipal Election yesterday
Nn. b. Clarence, Republican Candidate for
Mayor. Was elected hy a majority of 2l3 over
CIR. Wiillon Democratic Candidate OF the
i wards the Republicans have carried their
ontirn ich-t in nnr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-11
FlOnl,.

FEW HUNDRED Bnls. very Choice Extra
a Flour just received on Consig umcnt, Warranted
to give satisfaction, for sale by
NANSICkLEN Il WALKER
March 81 1879