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Vermont Central Railroad.

~ tAAoAtt AASA 80
WINTER ADVANCEMENT FORMING
w now Route for Chicago and the Wet
Northern, Western, British and US. Mail Route
To commence Monday, Jan. |, 1871
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Leave burlington at 9.lj A. NJ and 6.lj p. VI.
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and white
River Junction with trains leaving Boston and
Springfield at 100 A. NJ. same day and from New
York the previous day at 400 PM: leave Wind
sor at ! 10 p. NJ. connect at Rouscs futut with
train for Montreal the next morning and with train
for Ogiensb urgh. Toronto, Detroit, Chicago. and
the West, via Grand Trunk and Great We tern
Railroads, making the shortest, best and most rel
abe winter route from New England to the West,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Nur,hHeld
at 80 A. NJ. connects at Bou:es Point with train
for Montreal and Ogdcnsburgh same evening, and
for Toronto and Chicago next day.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH
Leave Burlington at 40 a. NJ. and l.55 =. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN connects at Rouscs Point with
trains from Osdcnsburgh and Montreal the night
before, at White River Junction and Windsor with
trains Tor Boston and New York arHumg ~ E,'t)n
flrlisr than hyany other route
ODATlONIrRAIN leaves West Alhursh
at l0AM stops over night at Mortified and conuecs
with trains arriving in Boston at 10 L. VI and at
New York at 100 p VI. next day,
~ Tickets for Chicago, Detroit, and the west,
via Grand Trunk and Great Western Railroads Tor
sale at the principal stations.
Il. SHERBURNE, Supt.
NorthGell Jan, |, 1851.
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Life OF Washington

q, y. III IN AN ~ w..
WILL COMMENCE IN A FEW DAYS A NEW
w edition ofthis great work in Semi Monthly
Parts. Price % cents each.
Each volume will consist Of II parts, handsomely
printed in imperial octave. The whole work will
be illustrated by about 20 superior Eugrayiugs on
steel, including Portraits and Original Historical
Designs, by Eminent Artists,
With numerous wool Cuts and Maps. Each part
will contain at least 81 rugesand one engraving on
steel-eyery other part will have two steel plates.
TERMS or PUBLICATIONS.
!. Each scmi-monthly part containing, as above
specified, % cents, payable on delivery.
.. All subscribers must engage to take the entire
work
3. The second AMI subsequent volumes will be Is
sued in double pnrts--and the wolo will be publish
ed at regular intervals of two weeks
Among the Illustrations already engraved, OF
nearly completed, are the following Portraits Con
aInnA
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VERY IMPORTANT TO HOUSE KEEphES.-
Spratts Patent Sclf-sealing Can for prc'eTyng
Fruit, and Vegetables of all kinds in a perfectly
fresh state, with their natural tHelc, color and
flavor, without the addition Of sugar, salt "F Ac'i
These Cans may be used yearaiter year. The direc
ore for rrcservnc Fruit and Vegetables accom-
by the Cans. Tor sale by II. II. DUoLLIILE.
burlington, jel7 dvw
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8 WILL SELL, DURING THE COMM" " IN
tcr-by the ton or smaller guam ty,bran. shorts
and cob meal st the lowest prices iu w-ltI they
are sold at the mill.
am also supplied with extra ,upcrire aud fan
cy Nuur, corn meal, hlcI-whcIt, rye -four, Graham
-four, spit peas, pearl barley, &C. ~ = DE" = -
uoNlo dNw u
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Dialogue nj EecWeY -

Dialogue III DcWeS'~.
Sirangu-Whcrc Is the fttcit place to find
The choicest Teas of every kind
Dewev- Just step in here and you shall SEQ
That | can suit you to . " I -
Green, Black, SouchonE AID uolong--
Coffee, Cocoa and a long
These are the drinks that 20 along
Rqfbr rlpf
StrangeT--Where can doubling stranger hope
To get some real. genuine soap
,1eutv- I've got the best Of every sort
For kitchen. toilet, camp or court,
B,yd,y the kind that smells so nice
And bound to shave at any price
Irg Svugge
rangc-And should hungry Stranger wish
Flour, chccse,or ham lard.l orli or fish.
De,p,v-- Hc'l find them here, with many moro
Choice groceries than ere before
Were gathered in a village store.
Pray Just examine AMI explore
A. y,iv l'NUr'
Strms,,-Aud as TO Irce--lor youmust know
That one would rather purchase i,'c--
D.u,y- Why as to that, will unfold
To customers. both young and old
What molc,ty would leave untold.
That here the grgr,y,,y are - solo,
And not the i,gyi
Strdngu-Well, I'll 90 home and get a l.t
OF what we want "A pre- iou- grist.
Deuey- Pray just call in th, afternoon,
You can not come u whit toe soon;
For though they all good and sound
As ever groceries were found
And fit for peasant, prince or rrinafe
They will not "kccp in any clmate,'
dec % d&w Nor at DEWEI'S!
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Artificial Flowers
Theodore Carey,s Estate.

htOuOlt SdEGf GsStdtG.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court for
Dist OF CHTTENDEN, IS. tho District Of Chit
tenden, To all persons interested in the estate of
Theodore Carey, Lurinda Carey and Almira Carey
of Colchester, in said District, minors,
Greeting.
Whcfeas, Hiram Sabn, guardian oC the nfore-
said wards hath made application to said Court,
in writing, setting forth that his said wards are
seized in their own rights in fec Of certain real
estate situated in the towns Of Colchester and Mil
ton, and described as Flows; being all the real
estate whereof Seth Carey, late of Colchester,
deceased, died seized in the said towns of Colchcs
ter and Milton, except the widows dover, includ-
ing the reverson of the widow dover; that it
would he beneficial to his said ward; to have said
real estate sold AMI the proceeds OF said sale put
at interest, invested in other real estate, and
praying said Court TO grant him license and au-
thority to sell the same either at private sale
public auction, as the statute in such eases pro-
vidcs; whcrcupon the said Court asst gncd the lith
day Of February, 1851 Mt tho Probate Court rooms
in Burlington in said District, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon for hearing in the premises; and ordered
that all persons interested be notified thereof by
publishing the substance Of said application to-
gether with this order, three weeks successfully
in the Burlington Free Press, n newspaper printed
in burlington aforesaid, previous to said day set
for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the time and place aforesaid, and show cause. if
any you have, why the said license should not be
granted.
Given unicrmy hand, at burlington, in said Dis-
trict, this 9th day Of January, A. u. 1851.
w3i 3w W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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.gIi.s snCCCaVG;l !

A FEW boz. LADIES IlEM-Nll ICllED LIN
\ en- Cambria lldkts. Also Ladies AMI Gents
Fancy BorleIcd Linen Cambric Iitki'. they are
cheap. We are almost daily receiving something
nsm in every branch Of our business, aud all in
wait of Dry Goods will always find a good as.ort-
mcpt Mt the BEL, iJiNE.
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E40st Children .

a NXTOCS PARENTS MISSING. THEIR GILL
n DRry about these days-wili do we'll to en-
quire for them at Fullers Emporium Of Juvenile
Books 50 Church Street. The chances that you
will find them looking over some Of his Amusing
Books. Would you keep them at home, buy
Juvenile Library, and make them and yourselves
happy at home. Dec29
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~ ADDITION 10 a VERY IT LII STOCK OF
every thing usually kcptin a Grocery anil Pro-
vision Store shall during the present winter keep
myself and customers al lied with oysters by the
GOOD 4. = DEWEY.
dec l. uAW
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ErCAh RurliiIag lIIuih

CAN BIZ FOUND AT SToWFLL 4 HART :,
Y at reduced price, Also, Choice Teas, Coacc,
Sugars, Syrups, Molasscs, Spices, Pork, ruticr,
Cheese Lard, Ham, Picked and Dry Fish, toge tier
with a choice election Of Dry Goods, Yankee No
lions &c. Nc. 1, Bank Block,
Ian2l div kTQWELL HART.
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New Books.

SIX STEPS To HONOR, ILLUSTRATED, 800
Spages, As cents.
Boys and Girls illustrated Clio, quorto ls0pag
es. Price IS cents.
Gift of Power, 2T7 pages, limo, rs cents.
Rife, Axe and Saddle Bags, 300 pages SI,00.-
this day received and for sale by
novlsdtf S. HUNTINGTON.
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BA CHS
A w e r I G A N
Compound.

Y NE subscriber would respectfully ask the atten.
ton Of the People Of Vermont, to the claims of
Blch's american Compound,
one Of the best preparations before the public for
The relief and cure Of the following complaints -
BroHth's, Ministers sore Throat Calomel, Nursing
and icotatcd Sore Mouths, sore Nipples, Mercu.
RAJ laints, Fever Sores, scrolula, liberation Of
the Lungs AMI stumach, all Nervous Complaints,
Female weakness an Irregularities, Fluor Albus,
Cor NhitesJ Cough arising from an lrritated
lhroat, piles. weak stomachs-in fact, in any
case oi
WEAKNESS, TNFLAMMATON, OR IMPURE
BLOOD, Use THIS RgMEDY.
Ia the city Of Auburn where this medicine i,
prepared. and the Ptorretors reside, large list Of
tho mot reliable AMI cpcctabc proofs Of its eics-
ey have been furnished in its favor, by the voiun
tlry prpmltings Of those who have been relieved
and cured Of long standing and extremely aggtaya-
tel affection. Of the above complaints, iron o
grateful dcste to spread its knowledge, and pro.
mote the good d others who may be similarly at.
It. influence tas been peculiarly happy in all
eases OF bronchial and Throat affections, from slight
to Chronic luAImmat.oAs and IlccIations. Also ia
some very marked cases If Female Weakness and
Irregularities, and many other complaints enumera
ted above.
We have also some strong cages Of this character
Ia our own state, 30 which il has been used with
wonderful success where for years resorts to many
other reno lies have failed To- afford relief,ts in
gradients, among which is compound fluid ex-
tract Of
"DEEtu DROP" Or CANCER ROOT"
AMI COMIC i'ou are such as TO render it pefectly
ale and harmless, requiring tic exercise Of 10 es.
ccial u-o in regard to the habits Of the Individual
/ beyond that ora rarily necessary.
From % personal knowledge Of these facts, do
not hesitate 30 say TO all who in any way oiiet.
| cd with Bodily ealucss, Debility. Inflammation ,
Impure or Sluggish Blood, that
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
l. recommended in the strongest assurance u
I Relief and Cure.
FRED. L. SMITH, Montpelier,
Wholesale Agent for the state of Vermont.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
To DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,
Card.
For the convenience If Druggist and individual
now using this Medicine in the state Of Vermont, a
constant supply will be kept in the hands of our
state Agent. FRED L. SMITH and all applications
or orders will be promptly filed On the same terIns
as when addressed to Us.
+. '. X. COVENTRY 4 CO., Proprietors,
50 Gcncsec St, Auburn, y. !.
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Watch work, Clock Work, Engraving, and all work
in the line executed with ncatness and promptly
Coffin Plates of pure silver and silver pnted, ready
made and engraved at short notice. Customers ca
rely on getting GOOD goods and at as low price
for good, of same quality as in any other quarter
All yi-itcrs to the town invitcu to examine tn
New Store and new and extensive variety, whcthc
wishing to buy or not. j. L. BRINHMAlD,
Formerly ofhc firm of Pangborn Il Brinsmail,)
Wilt Church ST., burlington, Vt.
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faxes.

STATE, STATE SCHOOL, COUNTY AND
- UNION nIGH SCHOOL TANES, M Grand
Last Of 1856, are now in my hands for collection.
Persons that find it convenient to call at my Store
and settle their taxes will confer favor by do
ing, and very greatly facilitate the collection The
easiest way to dispose of Taxes. is to pay them
when due. SAM'L HUNTINGTON, Cohsetor
Burlington, Jan. q, 1857. dlw&w30 Wv
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4 THE OLD STAND WILL BE FOUND A.
n ever a large assortment OF Rah'"e T0"Ses
for Infant, Youth and Aduh, for sale and properly
adapted at TllEO. a. PECk'o.
dec "a Dealer in Surgical instruments.
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RANGE JUbD,l lei watcr-st, STerms-Onc Dollar
pdblisher rrop'r.S New-Nork. IA Year in Advance.
Of. XVI. 40. /. JANUARY, 1851 Sew Series, NO. lao
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lh burlington
Having devoted the last four years 10 the prac-
ucc of pcu;is,ry, in the firm Of Childs, Shepherd
4 Eieeway, Eo,tua, he cos t5cutly LoIcs to merit
the patronage ,i the community. All who favor
him with tDc,r cgs .pn, may he Gssureo Of p-omp;
ard sl,''fnl attention, and on reasonable terms.
The constant demand tor his To N Powder, leads
him 10 inform the public, that duiuE the vast
twenty years it has been made exclusively by 'u-
fists for their patients. This in itself, is sui
hcient guarantee for its superior guilty, All who
have used tt freely acknowledge its merits over any
other dcutrilcc.
Office over : l.. lIcrrick's store. Church street
burlington, Vt, Feb. 4, 1885. dGwtf
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Hinesburgh Academy.
4. z. HEAVEN WOKIT, Frlnelp0

y. f LEA ' lN N bh II, lIIHtlIN''
Only three Terms in year.
Tuition per Term, $500
No extra charge for tuition in Maihcmltic. OF
languages. The Fall Term commences on We'd
.--'-y S~r i".L- "~d ",ls on Tuesday Dec. 9th.
Vacation Of one week between the terms, ana %
six weeks at the close of the year.
\ few students can he accommodated with boar
in the family of the Principal. Other arrangements
for the supply Of board will be made.
Julv | lSiG wi "
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ENABLE DAMAshs, TABLE CLOTHS, DOYLE
z Napkins, &c. may be found at
Jan u c. +. sTANIFORD'S.
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Tourists Gases

a BEAUTIFUL AHrICLE FOR a PRESENT
IA to a Sister, Brother, Cousin or Friend. Don't
forget to call and them at the Cheap Cash Book
Store. dec20
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HsOfctshis. Il, s5ciii%oFs.
JoLIocrS GO T2ctPilCrS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
D r Y G O Q D s

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
nfTER now to Merchants a complete assortment
\Iof well selected and most desirable Goods, COM
prising fabrics Of the best manufactures which will
be sold on the most reasonable terms and in any
NJ n Lit IIIr
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Facts not mentioned by
EfcNcS


In this age Of Steam and progressive change,
There's little impossible though much is strange
And the world has grown ~ wundrUus wise,
There is nothing takes it by surprise,
Like Dewey's Dialogue
Though now and then something extra occurs.
Like the recent loss Of n. Aliens Ears,
Which creates some little talk for day,
But it soon subsidies and passes away;
Unlike Dewey's Dialos
That Dewey is ''the Gttest place to find"
The choicest Groceries Of every kind,
An anxious stranger need no longer doubt,
II he has travelled faithfully about,
Or read his Dialogue!
But We have infringed upon his copyright,
And doubtless he will be nd gnnnt quite.
Should he demand personal satisfaction,
We'll comply, and settle the cxaction
Over acup Of his "Old Java"
II Dewey cuts up such naughty capers,
lie can't blame Us, or the Boston Papers,
For using the liberty we inherit
To publish for its "iutrins,c merit"
His n1tshio7y Dialogue
But we have a purpose to subserye,
From which we must neither shrink nor sweryei
And since the Pubhs gait Is involved,
Together with cur own, we have resolved
To make it known
For, since the days of Adam and Eve,
II has been the custom Eve bclieyc,)
Of the world, and the rest of mankind,
Especially the civilized and refined,
To dress!
As this expensive custom still exists,
It behooyrs real and pseudo economists
I" ascertain, they po',ibly can,
Tic best place to fuln n the "outer man
In the --latest style"
Dame Fashion rules with tyrannic sway,
Her 70 aries Of the present day,
Aud they are oft in doubt and distress,
To select the most betting dress,
To worship at nor shrine
But we must proceed to the subject,
And mention the gist Of our object,
Viz Inform the Public--uothiug worse,
Where they can best suit fancy and purse,
In the Dry Goods line!
Where all, from the ar,tlcrati1 nabob
To the clod-hoTpor ia quest Of j,b,
And the most iastidiuus Miss Nancy
Can each please their peculiar fancy,
At the lowest price,
Why then this task So laborious,
To prove what is now notorious
And sylfevident upon its face,
Namely; That the BEE HIVE Is the place
To Buy Dry Goods!
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important Questions -! +!


T L Il
That the BEE HIVE
hns the best assortment of Dry Goods in the Stutc'
g Is 1T TR L L
That the BEE HIVE
is the best place to buy Dry Goods
- IS 7 NOT 7 R U
That our object is to
make money
EIsIT NOT TRUEl
That we base our
hopes Of success upon close attention to our BUSH
ness, and a strict observance of the following max.
inns, viz "Iloncsty is the best policy" and "scll
Cheap for Cash ~
us IT sTRANG
Then, that we are
always busy, and that the name of our Store is
considered so appropriate
ELS 1T NOT ST A N G
That an intelligent
community should be so deceived If these things are
That the above are neither idle and
unimportant questions, nor
groundlessassumptions,
we invite alintcr-
ested who would
see the
proof
CALL Az THE BEE HiISE !
CALL AT THE BEE HIVE
CALL AT THE BEE HIVE
Call at the Bee Hive.
Call at the Bee Hive.
CALL AT THE BEE HIVE.
CALL AT THE BEE HIVE!
CALI AT THE BnIE haRSE!
More anon.
N. PECK, JR., & co.
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a n VI A y II ID
L. I---.-.---- ILL.,


Just Published, Gratis, the Twentieth Thousnnl:
\ FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREAT
MGNr, without Medicine, Of Spcrmatorrhen or Lo-
rll Weakness, Nocturnal Emi. sions, Genital and
Nervous Debility, Impotcncy, and lmpciilnentS to
Marriage generally. by q. DE LANEl, VI. b.
The important fat that the many alarming L.
plants. ori-mltiD; ia the iUrrDlcuce anil .'a!e
r.. y at may Poe easily removed without Ne ii.i.o,
- in this small tract, clearly Gymo usgatcii vt tac
entirely rev and highly successful treatment, 4,
adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means
of which every one is enabled to cure himself per-
fccly and at the least possible cost, thereby avoid
ing ~ the advertised Hostrums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in
sealed envelope, by rcmitinG (postI aii) two post
age stamps to Dir Il. DE LANEG, II Lspenard It.
New York City SEP % d W 6 m,
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lsCGri E06liGra .

GONE BEAUTIFUL ONES, JUST THETHING
,Cfor the Holidays. dcc2O
American Almanac flo. soy
FENli!S DAY RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
the Church Street Book Store by
Janli l.. A. ULLER.
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HS,srs.itl. Fluid
Facts ! Facts :!

hE TIE BEST QUALIFY, AND At LOWEST
~ prices Money saved by buying, at
declld&w TIIEO. A. pECK'S.
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6tAMPHENE AND SOLAR WICKS AND
u Chimneys just received by
sept29 j. Il. BRINsMAID.
HNLOUR.-50O bbls. Gothic Mills, super extra.
u 500 bbls Hudson Mills, extra,
500 4" Industrial "
800 " plymouth +" Fancy.
800 " Erie " No. ], this day received
Warranted to give entire satisfaction both in prios
and quality. For sale by ....,,,,,
nori3iGw YANsICKLEN & WALKER.
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window RsraDerics.
Erisis Linens.

& IINL ASSORTMENT At
1 n CT. STANFORD.
Jan 10
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E:lacisvseDd's Magazine

THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS.
Great Inducements to Subscribe!
C1,t Rsiurfj 30 p - pr c0H.
Y SCOTT & CO.. NEW YORK, CONTINUE
4. to publish the tollowiu: leading British Pc
riolicals. VIZ:
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EsrIMoNY TESTIMONY ,lTE,rIMoNY -!
a e. a T. "a ID ny -!

AtutuHh, Mhrs May, 1850.
Mc.srs Burr Foster 4 Co., Boston.
GcUt' | to-. it incumbent upon me as a duty
which | owe TO You and the public, to make the f,l-
lowing statement in regard TO tGc remarkable pow
or of Amold's Fluid
For moro than year my wife, mother and thrcc
Of nay children were afflicted with malignant hu.
NOR, the character of which eminent Physicians
were miab'c ., htTRi0if JrNrhe sucf, t4' r,H,-
dy tar. After trying many huwor remedies | was
induced 10 make use of Auods G,obulcs and vi
tai FLUID, whicI | am most happy to say has entire
ly cured them. For the benefit of others like nlict-
cl, | would say that no Ian, uagc of coumcudatipn
which can use is too strong for the merits of these
vastly celebrated medicines. {. b. SHERMAN.
Globulcs % and 30 cents per box. Vital lluid
30 cents ard /, per bottle.
FUR, Foster a Co., l Comhill, Genera! Agents.
Mansfield & Co., II city wharf, Special Agents
Weeks 4 Potter, la Wa.hiu gton street, and Geo.
Goo Twin, 80 Union street, " holesale Dealers.
Sold by prominent medicine dealers generally.
Sold in Burlington by I. A, Eek, oct2idGw
RATEFuL ORTHE LIBERAL PATRONAGE
~ extended to the firm of q. ", Baxter 4 Co.
for five years past, the subscriber would say that
he il still at the old sand with tho same usual as
sortmcut Of useful and decorative goods, and hope
that by keeping on hand good assortment Of desi-
rable goods and selling reasonable prices he shall
still merit a continuance Of public favor.
q. W. BAXTER,
sctl7dt No. ], LeayenwOrth Block, cOllege-st
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Albert C.. Strong,

nEALER IN BURLINGTON WAGON ANLES,
~ Canada Plates, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Tin
Plates, Mill and Circular Saws, and Mechanics
Tools. Also, Heavy aud Sholi Hardware. Nails,
Iron. Glass. Paints, Oils, Varnishos, Anyls Vices,
Sheet Iron. Iron Wire, Brass Zinc, Copper, lar
Lea Ban Tin, Chains, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Files.
Eounl, Square, Octagon and Flat, Cast steel,
House Trimmings, Carriage and Tire Bolts, sad
dlery and Carriage Trimming, Wagon Springs,
Spring steel, &c, &c.
Turlington Vt
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FANNY Fern

HAS JUST ISSUED A BEAUTIFUL BOOK
Il for the little folks-entitled the Play Dag
Boot fully equal to little Ferns. 1t can he foundo,
Nichols Cheap Ca III Book Store. deco
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d1lrrhlp SIRE Press,
TUNItI n No. J0UIsI NTtH, TWU0gI0N, v
GEO. W. n e.. G., BENEDICT,
EnlTuRs AND PRopEEyoRs.
TnIms of snh.crintinn.

For NITIl-o SuIs3TlItTs, suIgWCd y Tue
Carrier, 50 Sc
If paid ,.u''y In advance, ? %
For Mo'l SubscTlcIs,, and those who take it
at the Office, 90
If paid ,t7.,'u in advance, 50
If paid during the year, IS
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