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United states Court OF Claims.
CAHn.

United states Court OF Claims.
GARD.
1IlE undersigned John c. DcvereuI of York city, and
Thompson ~ Washington u. o. attorneys and counseors-
aaw asrocaied for the legal claims credit
of government, In the Court of Claims.
They will immediate attention bus
matters Washington which may 10 their care
by gentlemen Of the profession and claan city New
York, or elsewhere In any part ofihe Union,
They be consulted tine, personally by letter.
New York Wasngpn. Particular information claim
which have been any twe before Congress depanen can
be furnished upon application BY The parties
JOHN Z. DEYEREUX,
No, o. Broadway, corner Wall street, Now Yorkcity
NJ. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
n BJ DsyercuI 10 commissioner Of The Court Of Claims,
Jan 9l-atawtnf IIniell
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Law Partnership.

II q. WALkEK, +, JANIN,
ID oBERT }. WALKER LOUIS JANfN formed n parts
II nerhp Cor Trial Of in The
Court Of the United the Court Of Claims. Address
Washington City, d. @. Jan 2-coduff
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FHeHrruL Loss on EirrA despatch from Halifax says
The ship Paas, from Cork, for Quebec with 40 pas
sengers went ashore and stranded st Pauls island
the mouth OF the St Lawrence when the passengers being
panic stricken overloaded the boats which sunk with sew
enty-two persons, all Of whom drowned. The re-
mainder Of the passengers were saved
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ia, Npr York JnmHoi If ConmCrrs cor
r ,rondcut talcsrophs--"ll rumor proves
uoc, things are taking sharc in relation |"
t,a,r controversies with Great Britain, that
Ia,k, Il little move warlikc than c'cn moe
.agc OF ecnets,iA JidtorE would rcrcS'ht'
Il is said that, since the message was written,
a,Iyiccs have been received from Mr.. Buchan-
AN, with certain correspondence respecting
tie enlistment question, which nu.o the two
parties IN Z very mcnacing attitude towards
each other. These additional dispatches will
not probably be communicated to Congress,
until the House shall be organized, md they
NAV not mako so serious an impression as
had been made by the facts already tranepir'
cd. Another otcp toNardb move is about
t. be taken by the ratification Of the Nicara'
qua treaty, which recognizes the claims Of
that State to the Mosquito coast.
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Nistar' Baisam Of Wild Oh cry

LA, cstablishc for itself reputation that cannot
I've assaicd. DR.. VIM A. Shaw, of Washington, y.
e.. writes, under date of May !, as follows 81 have
heard of many cases of decided beneficial effects
from its use, especially in Asthma and Chronic
Cough of spasmodic character. have used the W lid
Cherry great deal in practice, and with marked
good results.
Every one know. the reputation Of the Turpcn-
tine and Balsam constituents in protrscted coughs
The combination of these principles in WISrAR' :
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, is ingenious and
juiicou,.
"Mcdical men are Justly distrustful of Paton
Medicines in general, but csndor must discriminate
between outrageous nostrums and humbuss, and
those medicines which have proved salutary, and il
many we'll attested cases curative"
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on thu
wrapper.
For sale in Burlington by THO. A. PEcK, snC
A. c. SPEAR Winooski, by JAS. NEWELL, snC
s. c. IsuAN r. FgRGrsos, Essex; ii. o. HoDGE'
Richmond Dl1os Co, Milton also NJ. Hal
Hines burgh. r2eNl
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Martin BARRIERS Estate.

srACr OF VERMONT ,1ho Hon. tho -. . ',',
Di.i,i.t Of Chitrndcn -. (Court few the bN"''
Of thltcudsn, To ri rcr,ots intctesb a IN tue e.. -,
late 81 Martin Barber, t1ie ~ li"hrl nd' gu .''i
1t. t""', drtcns"a "'''Nf'
Nhricas, said Comt bath as.isncd Tue iut dN
Of February next loi tine settlement 81 the aIml'-
istration account of tie Aduiuistrat.r ct The e.
tate Of the said dccerscd, aul ordered that Pu'i'
notice thereof be given T., all persons Interested 3D.
said estate, by prbl'shine this order WEE ''.
i.cccy., civ rfcyious to tho day assigned, Ia TIE
burlington Tree Press printed in Burlington !"
sail District.
Therefore, you arc hereby notified to appear az
the Probate Court rooms, in Burneton' on thc gay
assigned, then and there TO contest the allowance 0
said account If you see cause.
Given under ~ hand, this eighth day Of J'aH
airy, A D., 1876. ,,,..,-,,, r.-..
w2SwN lhhNCn h.C''-t'
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tAdvcI,i.cmcnt.l
\ Medical NpNSpHpcr.


y 0 man ever entered the field oil medical
reform moro intelligently, OF better armed
with the logic oil argumentative reason and
Professional success than Dr. Robert Hunter,
whose tllumPhH! system o. inhalation, Tor the
Gre OF consumption, ana an lung diseases,
haN become Gstdhiishei IN the lace OF Pr lies
'enll olPo'ition' anu J. now throughout
tbs country endorsed almost universally ny
Iu'lc orn'on' i1"nIed On experience amt
,,r concurrent 1S,l.h'"[ ~ "eI'''' h.' H.
Hunter satl'he" himself beyond lnr>t ~
'''t his system was iiSN'' u.V he N"t 'iH-
'i'ei inc Uutn' ana N"." '"': was cone
= t"Tew Gown tHe 'HS' 20 error III Whatever
',A-o' '"yo'y "t lr'.''''' ~ ignorant pre-
u nee or !'afh.d c,"cel'-''i assuming tAat
r. Had ue' .iot.d 'h9 ',t"i.' 'l cunning r.ir'o-
i'ft 3cherA,'y ih'urA.io pI5-','s' Lv ulu not
=. upon ''!' "''H uIu' guy "HiIu@ .h'
'''!Ious 'o i."l 80 ~ W. n' ''-'" .','n
anu Tue Pu'''' t"c II'"'o'I'' ..r1's '' L!'
e1ccess-'"c I',''l1 '''' l"'''"''' ~ "'s
o." sysIem-he uo'''y 'n'- T'' lh' columns
~ i"e puoiic press Hl' J." a. s-r''' o. MASTER
J. tiers, he not only established ms lrnlo-
;l'Ns ny argument I''m ms own pre-
t's.'' but met ana AL. "trti c' ry OBJ
.''F Who 'c3turei m h'' pain. HIS ad-
'"' anu trluml'l' accom- si-n'! b. 3D. ''l .!S.
t'l'a OF tII-IhS the question, "a; rs sJild
@Isu nent an I'M 'rH'e!,d practical snec. s.
an q IIin'' N",!e ohapt'r IN tho modern hIs-
ny 81 'np iI'4ieu rIole,'''n
- o"t I'' '"'l 'lu'ti'n "i inc nc" 'Nr',
',', " ,I, i"1 'Itty"'J or"I-"' Hi"''H ana
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IIcws Of the Week,
BK Y Il z z; G 2 APH
TO THE FREE PRESS

- i mr. IbfL MSS
HALlAx, january Sd, 1856.
Noon-wcather Understanding hard. 80
signs Of tie Canada.
NV York, January I'd, 1850,
Nearly all the Southern telegraph lines
arc broken down and working badly,
Hour firm and unchaugel-sllcs 1000 bar
r,',-st3cas drosIin.
Money in good A-uand-ExchanSc quiet.
3 sIo>, Jan. IL p.M
Thermometer II above zero, and showing
40 Steamer yetut Halifax.
Arrival OF the Canada.
Tdr'o Do}s Lo5o, Jjrp, Eropc.
NAmrAx, Jan. :.
Tic Royal Mail Steamship Canada, Capt
stone, arrived here this afternoon, after a
very stormy passage.
Size brings Liverpool dates Of Saturday Il e
81 ult., three day, later than those received
ly the Arago, at New York
The Canada will probably reach Boston
early Thursday morning.
Tie news By TIL. arrival is simply confirm
atory of prev ous al,ic's, with the usual
complement of peace rumor, and srccula-
tion- upon tie result Of Prince Estcrhazy' 5
mi sion Ia st. P,tcl,buryh.
\ defensive treaty, between Sweden and
the Western powers, lad certainly been rat
flied.
There is no s.nui or POLITICAL news Of
F i,nt0rtlngo
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Christmas day a, MiddletoWn, VT. by tho Rev
b. n. Leach, OSCAR C. BuRRIIr, Of Hinesburgh, ts
Miss Amy ANNA GRAY. of Middletovn.
In Charlotte, on the 9th Of Dee, by the rev
Mr. Stiles, Mr., GEO. E. BARBER to Miss JASR L
CARPESTER.
In Hinesburgh, on the 81 inst, by Rev. Mr.
Ferrn, NOBLE L. BoYSros to Miss ELLEN BENZ
DICT, both Of lIinesburgh
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Jan. Z

At Market 663 Cattle, COO Beeves, and 63 Stores
consisting of working oxen cows and calves, year
lngs two and three years Odds.
PRICES-MAREEl BEEr-EXtra, $3.50; first
quality, IS 90; second quality 1925 $50; third
quality, s.; ordinary, 81 80.
IiIDEs-S7 per cwt. Tnllow, 80 10 ct. ID.
prLrS-sl u so. Calf skins, Is &c per Id.
VEAL Calves-S5, 90 as, 90 800 1900.
S1oRrs-WoRkING 0NBS-7j, so, 100, 1875 40.
Cows AND CALvKs-532, Sc, 81, As to SO.
NfArLlNGs-su0 to 90. Two year olds, 500 to 90
Three years Olds, Sji to -.
SHELr AND LAMBs-29to at market. EAtra, s. tC
II. BY lot, S2,25, 2,75, 800.
SNISr-R Retail, to DC. Wholesale, to 7sc.
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Do you know how Were you ever in love at all :
Never mind bu.hing, Would you like to make
somebody love you' OF course. That's understood
Well, it can be done, and very easily Yes-no
matter how avorse to you may be the lady or gen
tlcman, you can make his or her heart turn to you
like the sunowcr to the SUM- and living only in tho
light of your affection. But how just read tn at
mysterious work. advertised in another column of our
paper to-day, by Professor RosDorr. of New YORK.,
called the bliss of Marriage. lie give, you the
whole secret. Daily T,m,s
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MAssAsOIr sALvE CURES WOUNDS

W. Of en- mar our fngel, will the too often u.s.
Of favorte KIN fe, or, psrcharce IT is iammed by
b ing squeezed between boxes, bales OF or large
uackgges. If thess little ailments must exist, no
better antidote can be found than the Mlssasoit
Salye' Sold n: IS cents pr box. w27w2
For sale in Burlington by THEo. PECK, and
A. c. SPEAR ; Winooski, by JAS. NEWELL, and
: C. IsHAM; r. FERGUSON, Essex; II. o. Homes
Richmond DIXON & Co, Milton also NJ. HILL
Hiuesburgh.
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Fort Edward institute,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, y. Y.

SUPERB BRICK BUILDINGS, well finished and
lSfurnished. Twenty Professors aud Icncher'. ~
dies pera,tment with all the advantage ~ the
best Frme,e Colleges. superior facilities in Lnn-
gungcs, Music md Painting. Board. wa.ling, i'eN
furnished room, incidentals, aud tuition in Com-
mon Eng,ish, for fourteen weeks in advance, So,
40 Reduced fare .roni Troy and Castleton, on h''t
ard last day Of each term. e; Spring Term, opens
March 9th, 1856. Scores have been necessarily
rejected the present by their failure to make
timely application. Apply for Rooms or Catalogue
TO the Principal, " Rev Joseph L. King, 4 NJ
Fort Edward institute, \. Y.
January 9Th, 1856. ~ NniH
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r,,,n-a,,.,-,i,.. o., .tn.on m.n
IN. H.. .,o...,....,.., ,,.,in a.,
az. r.ur..l !, u.. r,.
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jim 90 0'%"' 'n.,
''.m "-''s.', .'''', ''
"u !.'''' I'D '''' '''s'
N'>r j.tt N,t'>' tnL 'r ''N.'. w.
Rochester (o.Nl N'il Erecting ''.' t''s
'rnd to- place il operation my "'''' W.
Western iror'es' d'rlnS '"e l''''.', ,''
m.I.t. power Vi whlt''1 - DC VIII" ''o"''
r.r,.ri,,.-Thc r,icr-uiIl in loe. Mass,
'''' ~ ,,.... ,,,',,n,rl ,l5r;lsc, was
' .'r,. .,.,,,l Il, fire an the morning If
''"','| -; ,...r,,.., ,.,;,r,L,o,,r.
The ID INST Inc ors, We nrn
Loss, in luidiug aul stock, boat 2''Vto'
,,:;it,,, rr.r,.,,r cleveland. of Bow
u y s"' '''''' ;..;l., ,,,tv,,y
don college mas hC'V' '''
rn. About thee years since, ne m'uc Wy
..,,.d tia, lr wound visit Portland hT
'''', ...,.,,,,,- i,.,cnlcl
hNh'"'' "'' VIZ r-n...h.rr
"f1''"'s' -. 49,. .,.,.;,,.or Now o,lcaus.
Quo" ''-' ~ ' .,.l;. ~ fear returned. he
''N' ''' ,,1 Ina, no,cr ,onturcd
s''s ~ ~ ,a,c r,r a railroad ride
even ~ "'t $50.
Wo> = Gail A'N\''-N'N'i " ,''' ~ ''.
y.,t held Il lev,o at lis Office on New Year =
i.,, .a,., IN, ,,c... noi1in- bnt cake
Jay ''' - ~, 49,, n,i,r.,.,,1 r,c
"h' 'NH'''''' ~" I'' ,,,,
arrangement before they went "nc ''1 tel
1,,c. ou being told that hc could Get whatever
lie wanted t, drink by stepping ny to the bar,
~, NJ, Z, one of the walters, and alter par
.r..,,.,.,r,1,,. ,,l,s hc ,,ii-
taxing o' SoiuV VI ~, Va, ,'.,..,.l
III YOU please Il LIKE " '''''- '''''. ''''
Nat'r'
NGr'r--N e haven any s'F'
Dr Grqt..-Wcll, SUPPOSE YOU have had
,....,. rn.h ,o.lay. -. if you are out OF
....,, 49,. -, ...,,., ,,;,,
o'!n,'E' you m,y a. "r'' '11..ts7,
N"i"-" ell En-
got ary OF that we nave nothing Du' 'ohl'
l..rirc. drinks
a., (;.ot - Nn.,irc but t,inrortuc,
,.:.,.., v.u ;rr,t ,l..r,sc. hand NJ,
''''N' -
oot 4 bottle of soda water
Na01-Notlins but lmonado' SIR
O,5 (:,ut-lfthis j. what the Mayor CALI
.,.,,I.,,,., TN meyer cali OH him
'.
dgin'
HNr-,Ap >YAsu.rr.-Triday Afternoon, d
tr,ii "a the Vermont and Na.slchusytt,
,., a ,,, ;,,,, i,.,.h rite,lur,h
49,.
AT! "A-u ''"' ''''' ii 'i'
70 hA!rs % the l1c'H'NN' 'i'A'' "i"s
,rou. cf the dri,iu.-whcc,s. lie Cn.iu,
,.c, ...,lt H., .,,.,.,.,l
'lH thli,y I"'N' "S''A' j. -''. ''ll 80
7A4 wa made complete "'''N' w o"' " a.
io1Gr-., hnt Il took f'll Io'i' 10 '''dI '''
track Of tie ruins
---N woman Charged wen hclhG ttuht
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BAKERSFIELD ACADEMY
RAEER SEIEIn VI


BAKERSFIELD, VT,
G.. LORD STARKS, ABB, Principal,
Prof, Of Mental and NORA Scenc,
aud Ancient languages.
Mp. HENDERSON, A. NJ. Prof of Math.
GEO FASSETT, Prof Of Vocal Music.
W. d. WILSON, U. NJ, Penman,hp.
Miss J. C. TALCoTT, PREcErrREss,
Miss c. NJ. HAZELTINE,
Teacher Of Painting and Drawing
Miss C. j. WILSON,
Teacher of Piano & Organ Music
Miss :, K. WITllERILL, y. q.
Principal Of Primary Department.
Miss II. A. PRATT,
Teacher Of Worsed, Flowers, &c
CALENDAR AND EXPENSES
Terms commence Nov. 2Ith, lSlj, Feb. 18th
1856, and May 18th, 1886.
Board Of excellent quality, furui,hedroom towels,
Common English, - 90 Higher English, 81 80
Primary DepMtm 90 Anc Language, no
rrenchd Cert together 90 Piano Music. , 90
Other charges as usual Entire expense r9g board,
&c, and ruitipn in Common English, ollv 81! O.
per term OF II weeks.
Conveyance TI.c
Students are conveyed froH AMI {, So. h,n5u-.
FREE at commencement ami close ct term. The
Academy is beautifully situated Is miles from -.
hlbans. For further information Ulllc,s the
Principal.
REFERENCES
Prof, NJ. Petty, Burlington, Rev. W. Smith, d b
St. Adams, Prof, 7. Lewis, L. l.. D., Schenectady
y, Y, Ezra Mech Jr. Shelburnc, Vt, Hon. Austin
Fuller, Enosburgh, Rev. j. Eamcs, Grand I-!c.
W. G. WILSON, President.
]. y. PorERoY, Secretary,
Oct, !, 1855, wlim}
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fnil.cD. ,HsNkniC,

ATALACnNTE and other handsome Ear hin -
VI the AludsuGlost Cameo Pins, new and rich
variety Gold Lochct PiG-, petrl, ard Pearl and
Jet Pins, and d handsome variety ot l.uScr Ring
and most all kind, ofJowclly suitable 10. presents,
at tie old stand Church It,
). Z. DRINaMAT0.
De. Is, 1855. dtvf
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Thr nlh Onl,nm IlmrhNt.

This most loi uiar cong was written 10y
Samuel +. Wordsworth, while lie was yet
Il Journcymdn Printer, workiu. in Il office
at the corner Of Chatham and Chamber
stress. Near by. in Frankfort street, was a
drinking shor,kert 'y a man named Mallory,
where Wordsworth AMI several particular
friends used to resort. One afternoon the
h4uOr was super eXcclcut. Wordsworth
seemed inspired, and after taking draught
he set Iii, sla-s upon the table, and. smacking
his llls, declared that MallJry's ,su de- rie
was superior t. any thing he bad ever tasted
$50. snid MlilJry,' youGrr mistaken; there
was one which in our cstismtlonS far surpass-
ed it in the way OF drinking. '"What was that
asked " orhsworth obviously, The draughts
of pure sprlnL water that We used to drink
from the old Oaken bucket that hung IN the
wcll when returned from the lthors Of the
field on 4 sui;ry day in -ulnmcr. The tear DROP
glistcued in v orl.wlrth' eye. "lrue, true,
he replied, aud shortly after Quilted the
place. lie Immediately returned to the Office.
cra>rcd the pen, and III half an hour, the
sold OlAcn Bucket, one Of the most de-
lightlul compositions IN our language, was
ready in manuscript to be cmhalmed in the
memories Of succeeding generations, ~
.. Ptr0EuUc.
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Fort Edward Institute,

WASHINGTON co., y. \.
NNINTER TERM, Of ii weeks, opens Dec. 9TH,
W 1858 BoarS, &c, with Common English,
in advance, $50 90. Reduced fare from Troy and
Cascon, on fret and last day of each term, superb
Brick Buildings, we'll finished and furnished -
Professors and Teachers. n Ladies' Departments
with all the advantages of the best Female Colleges
superior facilities in NJ Tern Language Music and
Painting. Apply for Rooms OF Catalogues, to the
Principal, " Rev. Joseph L. King, \. NJ, Port
Edward institute, n, y" Wilt
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". 4 Doston Telegraph CO.

5g,Ir ,NNrAt. MEETING of tbe ttocAAolIcrs
of rn, Ne.t,Yut & Boston Tcts r'ih '."o'n'
vjIl be L.li az tao Pavilion in Mlnlr Tier, OF
W.uu..lv, tho 10th OF January, lot, a Il o. '"'H
f. NJ, 'ar 'hc cNoi.e Of Directors for The year Gu
seln,. rul i.r Che Transaction ''rur Dutf '1he'''
which may ri.itrllruuc hcinrc th,n,
GLg. W. BENEDICT Secretary
Darlington. Pee. %, 1855. w
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Gt'A III. ,n,, use Clrcady alluded to' .,,'
r>. lv I4t TO-. 'r''y. nHh treats Us t. r'Nor-
Iul .,li.l.. $50 .lciicatel Inhalation, 'h,''
Gaze ,ltll. i.t.Nt and Lungs, 'Astum'. iis
n .tur. rtus.- aud cure, Medical SrcriUli;i''.
TIA u.N'.ra, and Importance OF fuher'u'
ian n',...-. and au interesting essay OH thr
Importance 81 alrnrtr classification Of d''-
cit, But nm article that VII cO.Hmont
general attention anl iric~est, 40 rather
think H.. 'erd,'ei l'..', .ipu, is rel y t.
au cusiau4h i.adc ly Dr. liAll. editor OF the
j ,nrna! ui llcIth. 2tiust Inhalation.
"fhc article on as.lm, from the ltcral
cuc. ul that disease. will h1 iced Nl,h inter-
Get. There are t'try causes. Is there are
many i'trs OF asthma. \ Kind called Hay
Asthma, prevalent in Tie months OF June
aud ia y, j. cau>cd by inhatins the aroma or
Iollcu ol some kinl, of flowers or grass III
maturity at that season, and it Is often pro
duoed hong after the hay season ia oycr, W
roin., into tin barns where hay Ia stored. The
causes or asthma, anl The means Of It's cure,
are iucidly treated hy nr. Hunter, and sug-
gestions ar thrown out which, properly
Observed may prevent much suffering ON
account 81 this troublesome disease.
"But We iiok space farther to analyEo or
EARTHQUAKES the content, Of the first number
ct Hunters Medical Specialist. The DR.
has boldly launched his blrque on the sea Of
journalism. vi,h Il high purpose to suhserve,
and annie tl'rrt to advocate and defend II.
We are Glad :, welcome him to the field OF
+ letters, confident that his cause i. as just as
bis temper is calm and diguiIc1, and that
willie hc sctttcrs the enemies Of medical re-
form with the lance OF truth, By word and
deed tie viii DO h,nor to the art preventative
ora.l arts, hy clothing its types with no LAM
,.us,,n that can bring li,rrrdii tn n Nirtu1tE.
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WE ARE NOW PREPARED

l. show the people Of lington and Nirn''y
line assortment ct
Ready Made Clothing
OF our own Manufacture, Cut in the ls'cct ari
warranted ss strongly Put together A. any Custom.
made Clothing to be found IN the Country, at
low prices, viz:
Mem over Coats, Drc-s, do rants, Ne,ts
BOTS CT Urn y
of every description at very low ri''es, India
Rubber Clothing, Fur Goods, Buffalo Robe, also
Large Stock OF
Gents FurnishinG Goods,
uch as cents 'ta'ats
Gents Drawers Su'penders
Under Shirts, morcllas,
Dressing Gowns, Bay state Neck Shavis,
Fine Linen Shirts, Muflcs,
Bosoms 4 Collars, All Wool Glu;c.,
Gloves Buttons, bindings.
Fine ali wool Socks, Cord, Thinning,
PR Hdkf.. Neck, do Stocks.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
aud rights for using the same for sale.
[. BENNS.
doors East American Hotel
burlington, VT, Jan. :, 1855 d3w&w2aw2
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pErIrr Gyop.-in extensive and wealthy
lumbernan, IN a neighboring county, is the
father of a hard nut Ola boy. Being DESTROYS
of reforming him, hc offered a. an induce
luent to give the a'uil> Of the lumber from
two thousand hymlock logs, provided that he
would 20 to school and behave himself for
one year Young hopeful remained silent for
some time after listening to the proposition.
Finally. IN reply Ia his father interrogation
'' What do You Say, my son he said,
81 Gail it p,ne losr, father, and II 20 t.
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JONAS VuuTCOJU'e
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r.,,,,,tv the attention cr al who suffer from ,'''
4 di.,r,ssing complaint. Tho success which Ia
,i,,ndi use ha. Undue d TIE propricors to pub.
lieh come account Of IT, wonderful properties ana
nr'.r rtle rergnt ~ those afflicted with As'h-
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,yci known aud 90 universally cstUcmed Tor NJ.
,,ri,u, integrity aud generous disposition, vis,eH
tnrors a few year- since, for the benefit q bis
h, ain. which vas much impaired hy holr'o' o.
tact. e
sp,smodio Asthma.
While in Ge.m,uv ~ r.ainent physician who De
-amc ,rtcrestcl in HI. case cnd promised nun feiI''
II, followed the treatment ordered, 1nd to his sur
mi 70 a,l iov his ns'hma a'm't instantly "''ap-
nro,,d lie procured the recipe which nad accom-
nli,hcd 90 much i9r him. brought il with him 10 t'I
r,rtify, aud i, became the property the Pits'i
nroprie,ors within the past two yea thls Ieu.'t
ba. been used iu upward. ot one hGhdrcl 't tl'
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With Astonishing nrd uniform success anu IL W."
offered to the public with full confidence IN us 'nI
H.. It c,ntlins no poisonous or injurious P''I.'
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the principal Drrsg,s,s in the United states IE
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General Land Agent
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BUYS AND SELLS REAL FSTt1E,
Rent Houses and Farm.
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'FFICE OVER THE POST OFFICE,
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