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WI>NER'S
PATENT WASH-TUB.

,,,
" >uns'r!beT "ouli r-pectiully announce to
the IHhabItant' of theoountics of Washington,
'n'teni'n' Lamoille and ctranhlin, that he ha,
procured the agency for tho manufacture and sale
81 we ABOVE article IN those counties, and earnestly
,',.'il' a candid investigation OF its merits. ltis
w." u Ey"of" use IN many ot the Eastern and
,,'.Ii. w. '"' !, now only To be tired by the
...lic ~ l'rinont' Tor them TO acknowledge its
EN- .TTV,'''Tf over anythinS ever yet invented
;s' "'S"'.H' me in't that II Is but a simple mod
,,a IT,. lnt ''d-I',l'?ned waSh-boari, and not
,f,i1! t'sr'"rr WIN ITS w'Ii-known quality of
,,,"i",7 it"'t's"' sa'iSl''''on Wherever IT. has bend
c,,','' !, 10 me Sutn'lent evidence that it will ind
give if a mir ,ri5II g. e sVh,L ttI' provided they viii
, 81, ~ a. q rN''y ana rIlI1'y washed away, bat all
ina Ill r't.Si, "',"cu away at the anne
,,u1,yi,, "o,' ''l''""J ca" your attention Is tho
Tbc lsr laS,,i P,-,,,.
Il n'nes'o FARMER published Mt Rochester, y.
where this Tub has been irtrad9S'cI riyc t n T'S
has been introduced give thi, tub a decided prefor.
ence over every other thing yet constructed, f,,
Washing. Children Of the ssc OF fourteen can wash
a. easily es a grown person, Ii is not liable, like
last tween y v,,r. Vim ee,roc,I - ID VIII
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One square, 10 lines or less in minion solid,
three insertions, 81 90
Each insertion after the third, 2cts. per line.
Legal notices ten cents a line, more or less, for
hree weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares or
more with privilege Of change, at a fair discount.
a The privilege of yearly advertisers Is limited
to their own immediate business, in their own name.
and all advertisements for the benefit of other per.
sons, as we'll as legal advertisements and advertise.
mcnts of auction sales, and advertisements with tbc
name of other persons, sent in by them, must be
paid for at the usual rates.
NO report, resolutions or proceedings Of any cor.
noration, society, association or public meeting ana
no communication designed to call attention to any
matter of limited or individual interest can be in.
serted, unless paid for as an advertisement.
No advertisement can he inserted gratuitously for
or other societies, public institutions or
companies.
Contracts for yearly advertising will not be dis
unless an order to that effect il left at the
once, and when discontinued in less than q year, N,
''ios Of a ~hois ysar wH be charged,
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'shlE NETWORK TRIBUNE. 1e55.r ruE
. BIBUN is nov in the middIo az ;s nj.
tom wear Vol XIV. Of H. yo,lI' VI i' ~
ccd on the lst,r ScpirrI., f,'' a. " '''"'Il"
public need not now be mad, ,.,,,i...i ..u ~.
character or claims to consideration WiT 49, u, W 10
subordinntc regard for prudence. ,u,Iicyo r.,,i,r
ity, it has aimed 10 stand far NM W. p'P"|r'-
Truth, for llumauitv o,,i,., $50 w
FRAUD and Oppression. Thor. /, ,,, 49,
on this Continent. tbon,h Lc ., " " ~ unu'I
but his bills Of salo md uotes-r,v,II, nih.' he
not know ana hate THE THIuT' Tr IL '
an extensive r,bric,tor nc ,r,,., !" > WI - NV
Liquors who does not c,n.iI.r If ,,, ~
and immoral paper. and Wonder ,Ly ,aIW
Is tolerated in a c,r,,,nr.f,t VI"
like Newly rk. The Vrv,,rt' 49,, w ~
bly, remarked that it had meyer lnnrn LYa nr o 9li,
ing, scrcwing. Hvnricioas c,,,I'rar sou" s,'P.
hostile to THE TKTgTNr ,,r "' u. "'
crous and kindly who did ma, IiLn +, -! 7."
p,ain-spokrn i'm H.. 1.,ra ) ROY. PI "''i
! abuses Of rg,y,r ,.ii H.. .I. -" % inquiry an"
human |failbity. II ,,,u @ 'o 'N.'Pt'"" rom
Justice to iulfvi1,,iy IT,, "'"o ',"f"I'Iy m
ful to Principle, nor deaf fl, tL. nri,5, - ,L. '"'
cd and SUFFERING. In H. c.I,,nu. " I' ".'"-,
novel and upu,uui.r ,no. NV ",''''Ic' 81
Moderation of Lu,r,, ,y.o. '''''E 'i'
voirclcss and down .tr,JIs,' t1o..ny r"osI VI tmo
cncc and hospitalitv yhiIo il Las '.n' "u'!
ed and will ucrsi.tcptt. c,u,La, "'a ".''",y 'c''st-
prescribe and degrade snv cI,sy Lu o ",,'"ip. u
sitics of Natiyitv. Cro.1 &C. VIZ. 0"' VI "l'c'-
in defiance of c,I,,nnt o',
Of hostilitics tho ,rost J,,,ii. ai ~ ,rInnt
TRIBUNE has yr,,r .,.,l;iy. ~ "|I.'"7' i"h
alton from tLo 4 20 ~ ''"Ly IN puoIlc apprcci-
ing the public bnyo ta nr " 3" u means oil scr'-
Instead OLA .ingIo oli,,a ""5To"'ou II proportion
ants. its orgnui7,tion tan 80 Nv v wv 'S'IS'-
body of writcrs cocL az 'P'"' numerous
ment and expcriencc far ,ha ~ ,Po'''I acchPlsh-
cussion to which his ON, iai 'I NJ " "IS
amount of reodin, ma, ~ - u.,o1eu inc daIiy
pies that Of its earliest P9,nog '"n'o tn'u I''liu,
corrcspondcts oncir,I.. Il s'al 'l valued
carly and ir,olti.m. inc gI%he, transmitting
worthy Of ottrntion "" ,Li,n NJ - Whatever Is most
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y. w. Zones !
1856. SPRING TRADE.

NV - htN' D
NEW, RICH AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT OF DOT AND SHOES.
AotR personal examination is requested. Of a
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 so good an assortment as at present.
IN IIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
May be found c ngress Caters of all kinds, from
81 30 to 81 80; side and Front Lace Caters from 81
to - 2ji Kid, Goat, Glove Kid, French Kid, Mo-
rocco, French Morocco, Enamelled Leather, Calf,
Kip and Split Leather, Front and side Lace Boots,
in great variety; Buskius, Excclsivrs, Ties and
slippers, for dress and toilet, from soc. to 50. A fine
as sortmcnt Of White hii amt Satn Caters and Slip
pcrs, aud many other varieties.
GENI'S DEPARTMENT..
Fine Dress Boots, of Patent Leather and French
Calf; Congress CATERS; kossuth Boots; Promenade
and oxford Ties; IIecled Pumps and Slippers of all
kinds; and all the intermediate links to a heavy
cow-hide Boot or Brngan.
Boys, Youths, Misses aud Childrcn's Shoes, Of
every Kind and prize.
Manufacturing and repairing done to order at
short notice. kips menied gratis in all work sold
by Us. JAMES II. PLATT. JK.
Tree Press Building, College st., , wlj 3w
Burlington, Vt.
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i~Iinesburgh Factory.

1--WE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING FORMED A
C'-partncrship under the name of DOW, NAY
IL 10 would respectfully inform the iuhabitlut,
OF illnesburgh aud vicinity, that they nave pur.
chased the Nuolen Fac Dry, formerly wncd and
occupied ny murray h Potrick, in IIiucsbursh,
where they intend to carry ON the business of man.
niaeluring Cdsimercs, Plain Cloths, Satinct. and
flanncl', of every style, for customer, on tharos.
or at a price per yard as they may desire.
lhey have thoroughly repaired he building. and
furnished II with Mar N3Dtia,ry nj ih, most arur.r,l
pH""l'' with an experience OF rwc7ty years, and
by stfiet attention To custom manufacturing alone.
thcy pledged Themselves to iumiih an arti IT,.
second to none ia ioi,h and durability. An those
"l'hlns l'r f"'t t'''f tiih., will find it for their
interest to give them q trial.
onleaving their former Placesof business, thcytakc
this opportunity TO make many and true nclnoUl.
c~dgements to their former numerous friend. and
patrons, asking a continuance Of their fnyors. trust.
they will meet with as satisfactory rctu ms.
ANDREW DOW,
NELSON NJ. NAY,
ISAIAH DOW.
Hinesburgh, May 18th, 1856. wlo smo,
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SHEET MUSIC

.I ~ IH7N7700 Pieces now On hand, and
:" rev ~ pieces OF Music received as soon a. publish.
description. ''A oI c'eIy
MIR. FJHI will sell all articles as low as those Of
,Le same quality can be obtained in any CITY, and n
to sell again. "''uy
"ratei u TOR the liberal patronag &c he has thus far
received he will spare no effort to keen a com,Io,e
assortment of all articles usually kept in n Music
store ana ny constant personal attention to his bu-
sincss, hopes to see in his Now and Can,aJ;l"'
ot9re; All of his OLD. and many NEW customers.
Burlington, July Is, 1853. w2wtF
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'huy Me and I'll Do You Good ~
DIX. la n Fl VS.
LtOCt h Horn IannHinn Pittnrn

II. H.. ~
C," u''g, Spring mt Summer M,aoiue.
composed Of the best Roots. Herbs and Eorks in
L,, ,.', su'h a manner a. ~ constitute theverv
:, i'"''y Tor the class Of diseases for which ,1cy
are recommended. 1t is well known that the y,rsIt
nna Su'''n change Of our climate. from coij tn
not "Ierlie' upon the Blood, and through that
impurities, a torpid and diseased liiyes. "" a ~ aH'
ordered bowels, causing Feycrs and Fever and
Agne, J%nundicc, and unhealthy Bile, Ilnm,r. br.
repsla' ,ostivencss, Indigestion, Headache. Wc;,i.
and General Debility.
DR.. L%anclcy's Filters, act directly upon tic
'7".c OF all these diseases, and by use not dnlv rrc.
vent them but viii cure and eradiclto them from
~ }'t''a' and -ionll therefore be freely used by
an who wish TO b. well and keen we'll. 'Thcv ,,Cc
the cheapest and best medicine in the world. 'OpIy
80 cent, Tor a pint AMI 81 cent. for % large bottle.
yH,'' w Union street, boston, and for sale Nv
dealers everywhere. ~
y, {: >rtAn nndT. A. Prck, Wholesale.
March, -, 1850. ~a.c
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ALIENS MOWER.
THE BEST IN THE UNITED STATES
1obc sure ~ Machine you sLo,Id o,3,, nj on.

We give a few from more than ono bupdrc1 ,o.,;
m1lllls copies of which can be bud on nppli ,ntion
II. j.. Allen, ". VI have used Aliens Now"r
lor t"" seasons, and have cut 10 to 80 tons fodder
each season. We have used It in light and br,ys
Grass over rough and level surface, in wet aud dr,.
Inc mt1hinc has succeeded admirably. II has ma
COSY me ~ IN two years. 1t is the best and most
perfect mower | ever saw work. being of co.y
draught, and requiring no nor, than orIinnry v,iI
it' h'rsrs To do the work we'll, cutting the grass ms
low and more level than any hand moving. e.,
90 with ease II acres in Il day and, with two
fuses, weighing 2,lOO pounds. (the two.) can r,l-
ioywc. da alter day. should like to SEQ ory il,
pr"Hcincnt that may come along but if | rouIl
not ct such another % Aliens, / would not port
wlth II Tor l,'Oo-indced, for any money. have
had numbers Of farmers see NV mower w,rk aai
they all admit it is the best they ever saw work
Woodstock, Conn. Oct. %. 1855.
X. J." Allen, Sir Your Moving Machine was
NTE ID on my farm here, last August, will pcrr,ct
success. 1t went into Il field Of fine grass. which /
c3nId not cut with a. mower | had previously com.
Siiercd the best and yours accomplished its ,y,rl
'''''IIulN, owing to the hoy,r arr1pg,mcnt nj ,o,r
""p',' from It's eoyc IF 'riugh and v|mphatg ot c,g.
,'," t.', | can safely rc.oiumcnd it to farmers. and
} think 1t mu.tsoon take tie lea of all mover. '"'
AUG l.. CLARKspV.
f't'Iim' st. Lawrence Co n. y, Oct. Is, 1855.
! gave the Aliens Mower n G,ir triol T., dir,r,..
mn. nI If's--bds,', h'7rg, hghi, and fu,-alI of
W,hI'l II cut well, and without any cloggiur. Irins
inc NI,t OF thi' patent tried in this town. of course
~ n!d a gg,at many visitors. among whom were
nos WHO hId seen various approved mowers in nun-
ration at other places They cypr,sscd tLrir ~, y,
terence Tor yours, as being Of hpdir drsygb,. and
g'Hg, like others r.n,
S'arksboro', Vt, Oct. 1G. ls55.
All orders addressed to L j. COLBY. Agent.
prompt attention. W
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Martin l.. Cheeseman's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Tho Honorable the
District of Chittcndcn, IS. ! Probate Court forthe
District Of Chittcnden. To all persons interested
IN the estate Of Martin l.. Crossman late of Hines.
nnrsh in said District, deceased. GREETING.
NherolS,the administration of the estate of said de-
ceased hath made application to thi, Court, to cx.
''hd the time ailowedlor the payment of the debts
February A. j., 1896.
"HEhLi IoN, the said Court, doth hereby as
sign and appoint the 2Gth day of Jure, A. y. 1856,
at the Probate Court Rooms for hearing ON snil an.
p%.l'ition, ani doth order and decree, that notice be
gwen t. all persons Interested in said Estate. by
publishing this order three weeks excessively in
the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed in
ing. ""'
"''en under my hand, at Burlington this 2sth
day of MAJ, A. u. lsjG.
'oVdlt&AJw u. FRENCH, Register,
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FINEN TEACHERS OF FIRST ABILITY EN-.
ployed in the School, a~fording facilities for
a thorough EuChsh education, with Latin. Greek,
the modern polite languages, music, lon guitar,
piano harp and organ,l drawing, embroidery, and
seven kinds Of painting.
Refinement Of manners and the etiquette of society
incu!cated. A Partisan lady resides in the family.
Prizes are awarded in each department.
Aids to physical sducq'r1r to be found in Dancing.
Calisthenics, Gymnasium, Bowling Alley. CtiictIy
priyatc,) swimming in Mystic River, (salt.) horse.
back riding, &c. Well trained saddle horses belong
To the Seminary.
For particulars address the PRINCIPAL.
MRS. THOMAS p. SMITH.
Rg,y,rrcs-Hon. Robert c, Winthrop, Poston.
Hon Edward Everett, do; Rev. Charles Brooks.
West Medtord; Rev. John Pierpoint, do, +. Gard
ner, \. NJ, Principal Boston Latin school, Hon.
Abbott Lawrence, boston, Rev. Hubbard " inslow.
New York; Rev. William Hague, Do, Albany.
;tey, h"llin II. Nealc, ID, Boston; Hon. sam.
houston leNaS. my9wGmos
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Union House.

OPPOSITE UNION RAILROAD DEPOT,
Tho subscriber begs to announce to the public
That he has associated with him in business. 10. +.
0liLfa' ana that the well known UNION HOUSE
VAL be continued by j. W. SrEARNs a Co.
R'Pedt0Hy j. ". STEARNS.
'hNllS Hotel is entirely NEW, having been omen
! to the public only about eighteen months, and
lle assurance Of favor il has received from the
travelling public have induced the les.ces to mako
many modern improvements, among which a Inr,o
nALpoN, % by 40 feet, has been added To the
House. The House il fitted up and furnished with.
out regard to expense, making it aoual To INV
House out Of New-York. '
Union r. X. Depot, and less than forty rod. from
,he steam Boat Landing. Porters always in at.
Tendance on the arrival Of the Cars an Boats.
JAMES W. STEARNS 4 Co., Proprietors.
Troy, March, 1856. dEwtf
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Rare Chance for Rnsinnss

NoR SALE. A STOCK OF GOODS a.
store In one Of the most thriving ami plenson,
ai,,aSe' IN the state it has a population of over
. wv ''id cont tins upwards of six large mauurlctur-
Jog o,lloi,Shment', ono of which employ. over 500
l"J' 'nim' inc Railroad business is done here
~, J. Nu' De the might stopping place as soon as the
extension l. finished, which is now building.
INC store Is centrally located, and has a good run
Oh NaIuaoie customers. For particulars address
''hah'as at this Office. May II. dlw6w3w
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Tor Curtains, Oiled Shades, Keltys Fixtnrrls rI,n'
s'l', C'nnterpancs, Linen and Cotton, all width.
l' rlIio" cases and Sheets, Piano and Table Gov.
ef' able Cloths Doylie,, Napkins.
an o. tue above named and many other goods.
not enu'ncrated' Ill be sold ii, prices that will
cast all competition in the shade, at the Cbo,n
Cab store OF {. lT5TtEnp n"''P
Burlington, Dec. Sd, 1855. dtuts
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wow OPENING THE RICHEST AND MOST
/ varied assortment of Watches, Clocks, JewcIry
ana Fancy Goods, Telescopes, Microscopes, Knives.
IA@'fs, scissors, Needles, silver Card Cases and
roite M"naies, Combs, brushes, Periumcry, soaps,
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Competing, Oil Cloth. &c

- now IA store, consisting of Tlue,try.
Wv brussels, Thrcc-ply, Ingram, sarerGnyg'
llne' N%cnItian, Cotton AMI Wool, Cotton and stair
C1lretinS-, Plain and Check Mating, oil ClotLs
llne'e"l widths Rugs, Door and Hall Mats, Drug,
gets rom one 10 four yards wide,
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VIM. z. TennY & Co

Hiti,p2D mALL, HAlMARkET SQUARE,
hpHION, Have now in store, and will be
Constantly receiving throughout the season, from
luo principal and best manufactu. crs in England
ana America, Every Description If
CARPETS.
'i"''o 'r furnishing II tells, DWELLINGS
and SHIPS, Embracing
p.. n%r' TP"irV, B,uy,dy Tabc,ry
",u,sti'' ihfee-PIy and kidicrminster, Painted
carpets Bookings Mattings, Rugs, &c.
. uu"uPr'slns a very large assortment, Of which
''' IL INC lowest market prices. wi3mos3
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Most Important to the Ladies.

eR. GEIHSNER'S celebrated Nrp.truoI piIIs
nave been long and widely known as iuyari,LIy
suppression of the mcuscs.
IN the Female Hospitals in Vienna. Paris. and
i''''N' they have entirely superseded the use Of all
Ythcr remedies because, where - cure j. attaiuaLIr
~ n'nlelhhI agencies, they are certain Of success.
Iheir ast"ui-hiug efficacy would be almost iurrrJ.
ioIe, II not youchci for by iuduLituble testimony.
~ numerous instances producing returns Of the
monthly period after all hope had been abandoned
In every case, from whatever canse the obstruc.
tl"u may arise, q, also to prevent pregnancy where
u "'''ln VIII not admit of increase Of family, they
are always efficient Tor which reason they mn
no' DC used during pregnancy, though always mild,
Ae!ilhy' safe and certain in their effects.
Married ladies will find particular instructions
IN the directions, in which are stated the yurious
may be determined.
Pncc, One Dollar per Box, containing explicit
directions. NAF'
Eich box will be signed by DR.. r. G., Geissner
Principal Office, l273 LibertySt.. New York civ,
responsible agents will be appointed for their
sale as soon as practicable. In the mean time. all
orders are t. be addressed to Dr.. n. q. Geis.ucr.
"a Liberty street, New-lork City, or to box
-l'1 y, J Post Office. and a box will be sent by
return mail, as they are put up in sealed euy,Iore.
part Of the United States. '
CAUTION TO LADIES.
As various not only Ineffective but iuiuriuus com.
pounds purporting to be "Femalc Pill" under all
kinds of names as " Iron Pills" "SiIyrr piIi.
- Golden fills," Periodical Pills" a.. nro at-
to be palmed off upon the crcdulous tr un-
wary, it is only necessary for ladies Ia be an tbrir
guard against the attempted imposition, and in Mi
cases where there is no authorized agent for the sale
OF " DR., Gcissuer's Menstrual Pills" to order direct
from hun BY mail, by return Of which u box will
Authorized Agents for Burlington and vicinity
IllEO. A. PECK. aud A. c. SPEAR,
July l7th 1888. dawIv
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EMOVAL-H. BURNETT has REMOVED
"a his GLNZIEE'S SHOP to the Old Post Office
Building, ON the West side of the square, where he
Will bee happy To- wait ON his customers, a, usual.
sash, American and French Glass always on hand
and Tor sale, by the box ur single light. Glass cut
To any shape and size, and set in the best STYLES. All
orders promptly attended to.
Burlington, April 90, lNjG. WHY
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l The GROSS, dozen or single Pack, Of al
- qualities from II cts. to a 81 per pack, Chess,
backgammon Boards &c. at the old stand Church
Street. j, 4. BRTNSNAIn
Dec, ls, 1855. d6Wtf
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UP HOLSTE GOODS
Furniture and Upholstery
w % * IA

with neatnesSaud dispatch. We manur,,,rro al.
spring Beds of all kinus fitted to any Bed.tead. and
Mattresses of Hair, Moss, llusk and Palm Leaf
(which we mIy1onf 70 be- such as arc represented bv
US IN regard to qaai'y of material and m4aufaota,5
at city prices.
.B-All foods bought at this establishment will
be carefully put up and delivered at tho Cars or
Steamboats,,
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INC Corner Store Re-onened-

TgVmIs .TnUT m,I-I,+- DPVII'Ns
"'o 'l'hE HAVING BEEN REMODELED
,htlIt WITHIN tie past few weeks, the DRY
"oOba BUSINESS will be resumed ON and oftcr
TINS day, Pure hasers aIeinyitcd to call and exam.
Inc, as we are bound to sell % GOODS AT very
low prices apl1 d6wti EDWARD LYMAN.
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- NJ \ LEE OR WITHOUT AND WITHIN
by the Author of our Parish " Winni
anu = /" klosterheim" by De Quincy; "Toye
quo by GEORGE Sands "Lipincott's Pronounciny
1a1et'ger Of the World" For sale at the Church
Street Book Store by F.A1 FTIGFE
Burlington, Nov, II, 1865. dGwtf
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y No subscription stopped until all arrearagc
are paid, except at the option Of the publisher, or
unless by positive orders.
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" Il \ Il L \ X q \ Ms
(~hrprIing md Oh IInlhs

N Gone door North of our old stand,) which are
now offered tr cash at prices that are without n
precedent '' here or elscwhcrc.' We shall olrrnur
entire stock Tar 20 days without regard to cost"
many things for 80 cents On the dolInr-Now is tbo
time to buy Goods. Money is wanted and good.
must be sacrificed a penny saved is two fence
earned Recollect the New Store. $50 Church s..
NICHOLS 4 BUYNTON
Feb. IA, 1855. dGw
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NEW JEWELRY STORE

Church ST., Burlington, Vt.
ANlNu tttcd up my south store and rcn,od
II TO Mr.. W. W. Partridge, for n Mu.ic storc
! nave altered over and enlarged my North tara
next door, formerly occupied by Mr.. Amos Pang.
born ana myself and have put in now Case AID
''tcu inc store up convenient and pleasant for Gus.
stock of foods in the ' III"
WATCH AND JEWELRY LINE.
Ahi an extensive varietyo of Fancy Articles, to which
V RY w
in the year.
MatGh work, Clock Work, Engraving, and all work
! ! inc Inc executed with neatncss and promntIv
conn rates OF pure silver and silver plated, ready
rely on getting GOD goods and at ma Ioy rricos
l,or, goods OF same quality as in any other quarter.
en- visitors TO- the town are invited to examine tho
NeT t'te ana new and extensive variety. whether
W. ,"s 10 "ly or not J. f. BBINSMAfD,
(f'rmcrIy oithe firm Of Pansborn & Erinsno ID !
"'il church ST., burlington, VT.
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RUST HAS REMOVED MS Mrs
-. STORE to No. j, Bank Block one dootcotof
one farm'rs' 4 Mechanics Bank, where he has a
complete assortment Of
MUSICAL MERCUANnJST.
Il an goods pertaining to his branch Of business.
n large assortment of PIANO FORTES from tho
Manufactorieso of o
thickcrIng, Woodward & nroun o,,
bo- Brown N Allen.
n 1911 hnst'ument' are well known to be superior to
ny ",ner' Manufactured in this country.
ontAPHlNES y MELODEONS.
hsnuiacturedby PRtScE & Co, Buffalo. andCAnp,p
d N~eedham, New York, Of ali lies md na,,nrns
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House and Lot For Sale.

kt'oh SALE vacant lot corner Of Union and
Nu"ms street, also adjoining lot on Union St,
WIN dwelling house, barn, good garden, we'll,
'I',eIh NC the lots will be sold together. or sen.
.I"tc' f"r terms enquire Of Mrs. J. c. Hawley on
lhe premises, or Of II. q. White.
February, 1, 1886 wifi