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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The annual Diocesan Convention of the
Episcopal ministers of the Diocese of Yer
mont, has been in session in this place during
the past week,
The general Convention of the Calvinistic
Congregational Ministers and Churches OF
Vermont will be held at Waterbury, COM
mcncing June 18th at 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
Rev. Spencer Marsh has recently received
q call to the Pnstorship of the first Cal. Cong.
Church in this place, and has accepted the
call.
The religious and reformatory anniversaries
in Boston last week, were well attended and
of considerable interest. But through them
all it has been evident that the hearts of the
people were engrossed with the mighty con.
fict which is agitating the country. Every
Christian man and woman felt that the reaI
struggle with heathenism and wickedness is
at home and instantly pressing upon us. In
almost every prayer, our blind and infatuated
rulers were remembered, and the interposi-
ton of the Divine arm was most earnestly
sought. The Southern aid society first pre-
scented its claims at Park street church, Sun
day evening. The avowed object of this
society is to furnish the slave states with
ministers whose religious notions are not in
conflict with the great southern institution.
Rev. Harvey Wood of Mississippi made a
singular speech, telling more truth than he
intended, probably, when he said, g am
from the sunny south,
Where every prospect plcases,
And only man is vile"
The meeting of the Tract society was an
excited one. The old officers were reelected
with the exception of Rev. DR.. Adams Of
Boston, for whom Rev. A. l.. Stone was sub.
stituted, avowedly, on account Of DR.. Adams
support of slavery. The subject was frankly
discussed, and Dr.. Adams defended himself
by reading testimonials in favor of his book
but without avail. The society also voted
40 to -, that the Tract society ought to pub.
fish tracts against slavery as against other
sins.
The American Education society received
S22,l23 during the last year, and expended
S25,616, assisting 3O9 young men in different
stages of education for the ministry. The
annual sermon was preached by Prof Haver
of Amherst.-The receipts of the Massachu
sets Bible society were 500 ,339, and it has
balance of llS5 in its treasury.-The Ameri
can Peace society received 81, 746 and cxpcnd
ed 1929, and has employed five l%ecturine
agents. Amasa Walker made the p"rincipa
speech of the meeting.-Th0 American Uni
tartan associations receipts were $34 ,227, ex
penditures $32,62S. The association adopted
resolutions of sympathy with Senator Sumne
and with the outraged citizens of Kansas
The annual festival in Faneuil Hall was, II
usual, q very pleasant affair, as many a
100 sitting down to the tables.
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Burlington BOokbindery,

ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFA Glory.
AVING TAKEN THE WELL KNOWN
IL Bindery Of Samuel Huntington, enlarged the
rooms and added additional Tools, the subscriber is
prepared to do Binding of every description. Blank
Books from the smallest Pocket Memorandum to
the largest Town records or Bank Ledgers ruled and
Bound to order, All kinds Of paper ruling done at
short notice. Fancy and common Binding of old or
new Books, plain or gilt, in paper, cloth or any kind
of leather. at short notice. All orders for old Bind
ing faithfully attended to and Books safely returned.
Prices as low as at any good shop in city or country.
Having wrought over thirty years in some Of the best
shops in Britain, Canada and New York, with good
tools and the best Of stock, | believe | can do every
kind Of work so as to satisfy all who will favor me
with their orders. JOHN Balm.
Burlington, je9 1856. d3mos&wly
AN APPRENTICE WANTED NONE NEED
apply under l6 years Of age.
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MARRIED:

On the 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Halsey, Mr..
VIM. r. Minis of Lexington, Mich. to Miss Susan B.
second daughter Of the Hon. Z. B. Gre en- of Rich
mond, Vt.
On Thursday, the 5th inst, at the residence Of
DR.. Vim. c. Hickok, by Rev. J. X. Converse, vii.
lad R. Holbrook, Of New York, and Mary E.
daughter Of the late John Abbott, of this town.
In Winooski, VI, june 5, by the Rev. II. II
burlington, James W, Hooker of Rochester, n. Y,
TO Miss Cordelia Colver Of Win0oski.
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To our Customers
T II T. i I b J. | G.!
VINO NEARLY

HAVING NEARLl
Completed our alterations, we are now prepared to
exhibit as handsome "A stock of Goods a. we have
ever offered, and at prices which we are confident
will give universal satisfaction.
orr STOCK CONSISTS IN PARTO or
SiIks.-Black and Fancy, new and beautiful
styles and at LOWER PRICES, than were ever heard
of in tins vicinity.
Dress Goods.-Barages, Challies and Tissues,
plain and printed (all wool) DcLaincs French
and English Prints, Jaconets, Organizes and Lawns.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Swiss and Scotch
Collars, Cuffs and Sotts Sleeve and sets, Real
English and French Thread Edgings Embroidered
Bands and Flowncings Cambria and Muslin Ed
giugs and Inscrtings Smyrna, SaXony and Cotton
Edges, Dimity Bands, Stamped Collars, Cuff,
Bands, CHEMISTS, &c, &c.
Muslins.-Swiss Book, Jaconet, Nainsook and
Camb. ic Muslins in Plain, Plaid, Check, Corded,
Figured and Dotted Dimities, Lawns, Btilliants,
&c, &c.
DomesticS.-Thc best qualities Of Cottons and
Shcctings, Lancaster Quilts, English and American
Patches, Colorcd C~ambrics, Silecics Corset Jeans,
&c, FIannels, Moreens, &c, &c.
Lincns.-Linens Sheetings Pillow Case, Boz
som and Shifting Linens Table Damask, Nap
kin., Doilies, Towels, Huckabuc's, Table Covers,
ldkfs, &C., &c.
Hosiery and Gloves, of the BEST MAKES tC
be found in this country also Long and short
Mohair Mitts in every quality also, a full stock Of
various st lyle of Ladies and Childrens Cotton anC
Lisle thread Gloves and Hose, Gentlemen hal
Hose-also, Uudergarments for Ladies and Gentle,
men in Merino, Silk and Cotton, just suitable fol
this climate.
Inviting the attention of FAMILIES to our new
and extensive stock Of the above goods for Spring
and summer wear of superior quality, the best as
sortment ever offered in Burlington without excep
tion, Goods will be cheerfully shown, warranted
as represented. and sold at such prices a, will maxi
it PAY for every purchaser OF the above Goods t.
call at
LN 4 US
CORNER STO E.
wlCKwARE BLOCK, BURLINGTON. Vt.
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FROM EUROPE

HALIFAX, June 5.-The Royal mail Steam
er Niagara arrived about 5 P. NJ. ycster
day. Her dates are to the Oath of May
The political news by this arrival is unim-
portant. The excitement on tho Italian
question still continues.
The British ministry had again triumphcd
on 4 motion censuring the abandonment
law touching neutrals.
There is nothing decisive relating to the
Sound Dues question. Russian successes in
Circassia are confirmed. The Bank Of Eng
land has reduced its rates Of interest on long
bills to G per cent.
Flour and Wheat n trile lower with little
speculative demand. Corn declined. transac-
lions large and market closed firm. The
weather has been favorable for agricultural
purposes.
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MIR. FILLMORE ACCEPTS.

New 1Ork, June Stn.
A letter from Paris, of May DIST, says"Mr.
Fillmore received the first official information
of his nomination by the American party in
Venice, and a duplicate of it here, the day be-
fore yesterday. His acceptance goes out by
the same mail which carries this letter. Mr..
F. endorses the general principles of the
platform, and condemns all sectional agita-
tons. lie accepts the nomination as u ma
tional man"
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FROM HAYTI.

Dates from Aux Cages the oath ult, an
nounces the instruction there as not put
down, The rebels 5000 strong were in front
of Aux Cages. Martial law had been declared
and the citizens called upon to take arms
against the rebels. Two skirmishes had
taken place, and 80 of the insurgents taken
prisoners. All business was suspended and
the stores closed. Coffee scarce.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
POtiChOmanie.

L menting the simplest Glass Vessel to resemble
the finest painted China, at a 1.-THE Of the cost, is
creating an immense excitement, Ladies and
Gentleman are alike fascinated with this delightful
occupation. A chaste and elegant amusement for
children and Schools, encouraging a taste for grace
in design and harmony in the arrangement of col
ors. The whole Art can be perfectly acquired in
half an hour. Books of Illustration separately 81.
Boxes containing 2 Vases, Book, and every Article
required, s., sent by Express.
CONTENT, NEARY 4 Co., Wholesale Store.
zoo Irnnlrnr NoM Nnrl
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KID GLOVE CLEANER F.,

An Important Discovery II the Economist-Some-
thing Entirely New Just imported.
"JOUVEN'S INODORoUS PREPARATION"
for instantly cleaning Kid Gloves without tho
slightest Smell" Rub a small portion on the
glove, and the dirt instantly disappears-caE be
worn Immediately afterwards. One bottle is war
ranted to clean fifty pair of gloves. Price, so cents.
Try it before buying. All the Agents are present.
cd with an open bottle to prove its operation.--
Agents are coming money by the unprecedented
demand. More wanted.
CONTENT, NEARY & Co., Wholesale Store,
w50wly No. 500 Broadway New York.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ny rnr AND BOSTON LINE
THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.

C%iNclNNArr, Thursday p. M.-First ballot
The following 10 the result of the LIST ballot
for a candidate for the Presidency Buchanan
1856, Pierce 100, Douglas 33, Clss 5. Four
tccnth ballot, Buchanan 1872, Pierce 10,
Douglas 63. Cass +.
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Consumption in Massachusetts. The a

Consumption in Massachusetts,. The alb
straet Of deaths, prepared by the Secretary of State
for 1852, shows an average Of twelve deaths a day
by this disease alone. Can nothing be done to stay
this fearful mortality If the allegations Of those
who are at least entitled to v~eracity, may be be-
lieved, there is a preventive and a remedy. WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY has cured
thousands who have tried all other remedies in
vain. This can be substantiatcd by a mass of rclia-
bic evidence.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
For sale in Burlington by THEo. A. PECK, and
A. C, SrEAR. Winooski, by JAS. NEWELL, and
5. C. IsHAM r. FERGusoS, Essex II. 0. HoDGEs
richmond Dixon d Co., Milton also NJ. Hull
Hinesburgh. w50wl
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A RUMOR.

NV YORK, june I've have an impor-
tlnt rumor that Mr.. Fillmore declines and
ayows himself in favor Of IL northern candi-
date, conservative on slavery.
Steamer Africa sailed at noon to-day, for
Liverpool. She has l75 passengers and
gS4 900 in specie.
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SEIZURE OF A SUSPICIOUS VESSEL.

Thomas was seized yesterday in our bay on
suspicion of being a SLAYER. Her crew and
. Portuguese passengers found on board are
in custody. She was commanded by a. E.
Delano, Jr., but had a crew of Portuguese
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INDIGNATION MEETING AT PROVIDENCE.

1TONluencC, June ctn.
The meeting on the Sumner outrage, last
eve, was one Of the largest and most respect
able ever held in this city, Alex. Duncan
presided. A very deep feeling was manifest
ed. The sentiments of the resolutions and the
speeches, which were calm, temperate and
firm, were warmly responded to.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-13

PWe call the attention of all who are so
unfortunate as to be suffering with the terri
BILE disease, Cancer, or who have friends so
afflicted, to the proof of the astonishing eff
fcacy and success of the treatment Of Drs.
GILBERT g. KENNEDY of New York city.
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To arms, my children, up and do p!
By northern speakers shamcd,
Your orators are weak and few,
Your courage is untamed.
Too long the brave Palmetto state
Has had its feelings wrung
Too long unanswered in debate
Has Sumner "switchcd his tongue"
The land that brings forth one Calhoun,
Exhausts its crops of brains
But you have howic-knives instead,
And g%utta-pcrcha cancs
If have made your skulls too thick,
I've given YOU ready hands,
And there is virtue in n stick
Your country understands.
The planter, ignorant as a lord,
The field hand, dnll and low,
All comprehend, with one accord,
The logic-of a blow.
Then grasp your gutta-pcrcha clubs,
Approach with quiet tread,
Don't argue with the caitiil wretch,
But-knock him on the head !
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Chicago, June 5.-HERALD OF FREEDoM.-
have organized n committee to take measures
for the immediate establishment Of the
Kansas Herald Of Freedom.
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Mansion House.,

ALBURGH SPRINGS, VERMONT.
CHAUNCEN rvf-I. Pr1r15
'INhis House has been put in gCui order. =
i now open for the reception and a..Jmmodat
Visitors to the Springs. Fishing aui .thor Pie
Parties. A continuance Of public patronage 3
specially solicited.
Carriages to and from tho Railroad station.
Of charge.
Alburgh %Sprin-s, VT. May Is, 1890, dan
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Old Books deserve good Binding

D0WELL 4 BURR, WOULD RESPECTFULLY
h announce to the Citizens of Burlington and
Vicinity that they have purchased the we'll known
Book BindcTy Of ;. b.. Nichols on Church Street,
where they viii be ready to answer all orders in
their profession Of business, After having had long
experience in the business we feel confident that we
can do work not surpassed this side of New York.
Blank Books made to order and Bound in a style
thut cannot be eXceled in this section of the country
Bill Heads Ruled in short order and all kinds of
Ruling done in a manner that will not fail to suit
customers, all business entrusted to our care will be
accomplished and sent to any part Of the country
by Express or other conveyance, We hope our
friends and numerous acquaintances in this section
of the country will give us a call and see what we
can do do for them, it will be remembered that this
Establishment has a Paging Machine for Paging
Blank Books, the only one in the state. All kinds Of
printed Books bound from the largest Bible down to
a common Primer, Gilt and fancy Marble edges.
5. b. NICHOLS, Agent.
Burlington, jel0 d3w
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INVALUABLE REMEDIES. Hero are a few simple
remedies for very prevalent disorders, which we have
no hesitation in recommending as infallibie:
For sea sickness-stay at home.
For drunkenness-drink cold water.
For health-take "Ayer's Pills"
For accidcnts-keep out of danger.
To make money-advertisc in the Free Press
For Cough and Colds-take Cherry Pectoral.
To keep out Of %jail-pay your debts.
To be happy-subscribe for a newspaper.
To please all-mind your own business.
TO have a good conscicnce-"pay the printer"
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Premiums of the State Fair for the last two
year. have been awarded W. A. Bacon, for his SUI
perior Excelsior Hair Oil and Excelsior Prepara-
tions, consisting of C~olognes, Soaps, Inks, Perfume
ry and Cooking Extracts.
W. A. Bacon, Proprietor and Manufacturer,
w50w2 Ludlow, Vt.
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Cards

DYTHE GROSS, dozen or single Pack, Of al
ID qualities from IL cts. to a 81 per pack, Chess,
Backgammon Boards &c at the old stand Church
Street, j. L, BRINSMAID,
Dec, Is, 1885, d&wtf
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Still Later.

AIDES, THOSE CHOICE PATTERNS
~ English Prints, Challies, Muslins, stc
Shavls and Parasols, arrived this morning, and
are now ready to show them to you. Rememt
the Corner Store, LYMAN's.
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EoUND-A PAIR OF SHOES. THE OWNER
can have them by applying at this office, and
paying for this advertisement je9 dat
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The Corner Store Re-opened.

THIS STORE HAVING BEEN REMODELE
] entire within the past few weeks, the DR.
GOODS BUSINESS will be resumed on and ate
this day. Purchasers areinvited to call and exam
inc, as we are bound to sell GOOD GOODS at YER
low prices. apl7 dkwtf EDWARD LYMAN.
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Shawls and Mantilias,
Removal.

MISS MARKHAM, HAVING TAKEN THE
vi Store formerly occupied by Higbee 4 Webb,
is now prepared to wait upon all those who may
favor her with a call. New and desirable goo.s 9u
hand. please call and see them at l4e Church st
APPRENTICES WANTED.
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STEAM REFINED
Ground Rock Salt,

LNOR DAIRY y FAMILY U-E, PUT UP IN
Il 3 lbs, 10 lbs. and 20 lbs. bags and in sacks
and barrels $50 lbs. each, for sale by
TODD 4 CO.,
Corner Old slip and Front street, New York.
ALSO, Ashton's +. +. fine salt, Turks Island and
her coarse salt. Agent in Burlington,
II d&w3mos. JED =. CLARK Peck's Block.
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Important News by Telegraph.

lllpOItdIlI NEWS ny cltBtdpll
To buy Spring Clothing now's the time:
But where's the place to buy it,
I'm told at Platt's on College Street,
think I'll 20 and try it.
Tho sale Of Clothing at Platts is under fine head
way, lie is selling more goods than some slow con-
Germs are aware Of just now; the Goods are neat
and attractive, to say nothing of the extremely low
prices they are sold at. Hence the crowd there.
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1--WE PLACE TO BUY ANYTHING IN THE
i line Of Embroiderics, White goods, Silks,
Dress Goods, Ribbons, Trimmings, shawls, Mantil-
las, Hosiery, Gloves, Housekeeping goods, Carpets,
if you wish to select from one Of the largest stocks
in Vermont, is at
ar2l S~TANIFORD'S Dry Goods and Carpet store,
EREsH TOMATOES, PUT Up BY THE
l. Shakers, and kept in perfect order, for sale by
myl9dtf A. :. DEWEY.
MUSIC BONES.-l5 MUSIC BOXES TWO
vi and three tunes, also Acco dtons, Flutinas,
&c, just received, jos j. L. BRlNSMAlD.
GOLD PENS n CASES.-ImS DAY RE,
N CEIvED n fine assortment of Office and Pocket
Gold Pens with cases. Also some new aud choice
patterns Of Silver Penholders-at the Church STREE
Book store, by L. A. FULLER.
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DRESS GOODS.
Look out for Lightning,

And Protect yourselves in season. The Subs,
are agents for OTIS PATENT RODS, .'e
complete protection asain,t Lightning yc' i,
and are ready To put them up in any Quaat
short notice. We have been in the bu..ucs.
years, and have always given good satisfaction
4. X. & C.. NJ. d \CA
Winooski, junc2 DIV
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MoHAIR HEAD DRESSES.-Ladies You will
md at the Corner Store a splendid assortment of
Mohair head dresses Of grest variety Of styles and
at very low prices. je5wtf LYMAN.
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Armstead himself Again.

With rarors keen and water not,
You'll always find him on the pot.
VNHE subscriber announces 10 the public that la,
1 hair.dressing saloon and bathing establish
ment remains on the south side of the square, and
will he open from i've in tho mornin; TIL ten at
night, every day Nu1ials cr-9'st Hot, cold and
shower baths, always ready. Hair dressing, dying.
shaving and stampooing d,ue at all time in tho
highest style ofthe art.
my20dlm W. /. ARMSltAp
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Missasoit Saivc cures liberated sore
lips.-Lewis p Atwood says, 81 have been Attic
ted with sore lips for year, so bad that they would
ulceratc, ard have consulted physicians, and ir-
regular. They have prescribed inward and out
ward Application, but it was of no avail. At last l
was induced to try the 'Massasoit Salvo,' which
healed my lips in q short time. And now, when l
see friends with ailments Of the same character.
my first impulse is, to ask them why they do not
use your Salye. l am your much obliged scrvcnt,"
For sale in Burlington by TnEo. A PECK, and,
A.. C. SPEAR Winooski, by JAS. NEWELL, and
S. c. TsuAN X. FERGUSON, Essex IL. 0. HoDGEs,
Richmond DIXON 4 Co, Milton also NJ. Hull,
lIinesburgh. w49w2
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The Peoples Store,

IiN NOPIO y bIOI0
l52 CHURCH STREET.
fENHE PUBLIC are respectfully invited to call
u and examine an entirely new and beautiful
stock, comprising
RICH DRESS SILKS.
Natcred and Figured silks, Gro De Rhin, do, Oil
Boiled do. Fancy Black do. Marselains and
Florences do. Turk Satins, Moire Antiques.
DE LAIN s.
English De LANES, French do. American do.
BARA ES-FANCN AND PLAIN.
TlSNVES.-English, French and German,
LAWNS.-Jaconet, Bishop, Book, Bonnet, Nan.
sock.
DOMESTICS .-Cottons, Linens, Woollens.
Embroideries, Insertings, Smyrna and Saxony
Laces. Also
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
At Wholesale and Retail, by
HOICHkISS 4 JELLIS0N.
Burlington, March 27th, 1856, d&wtf
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NOTICES.

VERMONT h BOSTON TELEGRAPH CO.,
Office removed to
HEELER'S BL 4,
Two doors cast OF tho American Hotel,
business for all parts of the United States and
the Canadas promptly dispatched.
A. j. HOWARD, agent.
burlington. ieg 1856. diff
DR.. Clough's Columbian Pills.-Mr
Thatcher, a merchant of ~Ilardwiek, Mass, was
given over by his physician to die with "Quick Com
sumption, and he now writes thus ga friend sent
inc a few boxes of your Columbian Pills. requesting
me to use thom, l have done so, and the change in
my health is so wonderful | doubt not that in three
months | shall be as we'll as ever. May the Lord
give you length of days, so you may be the means
Of saving many valuable lives throughout the
world, with these Pills"-Livcr, Kidney, Stom ich,
Lung, and Bowel arrangements are cured by these
safe and innocent Pills. See advertisement.
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l. Y VI 4 Ms

wicKwARE BLOCK, BURLINGTON. Vt.
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S,ALM0yS bv the Tiorco or single hsh. Also
- Smoked Herrinrs y = the box.
Mach %. is55' dr. AS. DEWEY.