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Fire 4 Marine Insurance,

-EISA INSURANCE Co, of Hartford, Connecticut
Capital, 100000.
HOVE Insurance Co of New York Capital,
100000.
CONNECTICUT FIRE Insurance Co., Of Hartford,
Connecticut. Capital, $500. 900
NoRTa-WEsrERS Insurance Co., Of 0swego, New
York. Capital, $50, 900.
STAR Insurance Co., Of 0gdensbprgh, New
York. Capital, $3.50, 900
Insurance. to an amount not exceeding $40, 900
taken in one risk in the above companies, and by
an arrangement with the best NewYork and Boston
Companies An unlimited amount procured at ado.
quats rates.
Burlington, Vt. S. WIRES, Agent.
CHARTER OAK LIFE Insurance Co Of Hartford,
Connecticut. 100000 Capital. with a large Sur
plus Rates Of Insurance for each $4,000 or =
Single Life, Annually
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KENhKk0 a large AucIIOu sac u SiIk'
brought low prices-but | inc blacks remain the
SAM. White sud CORD Erilliants bring from lOc.
to 22c. re material change in Domesti,s-Wuo-
lens have udyanced-Thsrc will be q faliia, Of in
Imported GODS the next three moths.
Auril p, 1857,
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David ID. Eleichcr'S Estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN
w appointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District Of Chttenden Commissions
er' to receive, examine and adjust the Claims and
demands of all persons, against the estate Of David
d. Fletcher late of Burlington in said District de.
ceased, represented insolvent, and also all claim.
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and six
months from the day Of tho date hereof. being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend to the
business of our appointment, at tho dwelling Of
Mrs. L. A. Fletcher in Burlington, in said District,
on the. first Mondays Of June and September next.
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this LIST day Of April, A. b. 1857.
+. PRINDLE, { COMMISSIONERS
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Edward Danes Estate.

STATE 1a,l;, OF VERMONT II Probate Court
within and for the said district on the ( III day Of
April, A. D. 1857, Job X. Dane, administrator
on the estate of Edward Dane, late of Cambridge
in said district, deceased, presents his admnstra-
ton account for settlement Wherenpon. it is or
dered that the same be referred to the 4th dav
OF May next, at the Probate Office in said Johnson
for examination and allowance and that all con.
cerned be notified hereof, by the publication Of
this order in the Burlington Free Press, printed
a. Burlington, three weeks successfully as soon as
may be, that they may appear and at said time
and place, if they see cause, object thereto.
By order Of court.
Attest, r. C. BENTON, Register.
true copy Of record.
Attest, X. C. BENTON, Register.
MI0 lM
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Particular Notice.

TIVE subscriber. are desrous ofacknowledging
i past iavors and would an bounce to their cus
toners aud to the public that they have on hand
new lot Of
OTIS PATENT SQUARE LIGHTNING
RO DS
any quantity Of which We shall be happy to supply
and put up for our customers.
Also, for sale single aud double LUMBER
WAGONS. with Ballard 4 Culver's Patent
springs, single Covered Wagons, Cedar Posts, Pine
and Spruce Shingles, and Pine Clapboards
All kinds OF Blacksmith and Wheelwright work
done to order on short notice, at our shop
A. X, 4 q. NJ. DUNCAN.
WinloiN Falls, VT. April -, ddwGm,
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Esther ThUrstOn's Esiate

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court
Lamoille District, s,. SHIELD at the Probate
Office in johnson in said District, April H. loi7.
Norman Atwood, guardian of Esther Thurston
an insane person residing in Cambridge, in said
District, makes application, in writing, to said
Court setting forth that his said ward is seized in
her own right Of certain Real Eatlte situated in
said town Of Cambridge, being the home tead ac-
curing to her, out Of the estate of RufGs Thurston
late Of said Cambridge, deceased and that it
would be for the interest Of said ward, to have
said real estate sold and the proceeds of such sale
expended in her maintenance and praying for
license to sell said real estate for the aforesaid
purpose.
Whercupon, it is ordered by said Court that
hearing on said application be had at the Probate
Office in johnson, on the 9Th day of MAY next, and
that notice to all parties interested be given by
publishing the substance of said application to-
gether with these orders, three week. successfully
in tho Burlington Free Press printed at Burlins.
ton, previous to said hearing, in order that hey
may appear and if they see cause object to the
granting of said License.
BY the Court,
wiSwl X. c. BENTON, JR,, Register,
true copy of record,
h, c. BENTON, JR., Register.
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GO \ s I VI y I | q \
Diseases of the r'1a1.oa I
successfully cured, by Tnhaling Cold NEGLECTED.
Napor5.

nR. ANDREW STONE, Physician to the Troy
- Lung Institute, inventor of the celebrated
PULNuNETER ur Lung Tester, and editor of the
luyaid's Oracle" is treating with astonishing
success, all diseases Of the Lungs the Throat and
Heart, Asthma, bronchitis, Laryn,'tis and Tn.
bercular Consumption, with his now discovered
system Of Cold Mcdicatei Nap.rs-which are
breathcd directly into the Lung Iai tho scat Vi
dIsco,c.
This discovery is based upon true scientific prin.
ciple>. The yapors are 70 prepared and composed ,
a. % dissolve tubercular matter in the Luu,- and
cause it to be oxpectoratcl,--ut the same time it
trayerscs every minute air tube and cell, and ul-
ceratcd cavern in the Lu-gs, causing them 10 heal
quoting the cough, subdung the ii ght swcats the
hectic fever and ch!ls.
Consumption, that all prevailing disease which
i now carrying one hundred thousand annually in
the United states, toa premature grave, and
which hangs the black pail over many familie.
blights So many young hearts and blasts so many
prospects,-is now az durable in my hands under
my system of treatment, as any other disease if
adopted 10 any prudent season, before the vital
energies OF the constellation are too tar de.
pressed.
The Old School doctrine, that Consumption i,
incurable, has caused the death of Thousands -
No wonder thi. has been the case, when they as.
sailed the patient by bleeding, blistering, vomit.
ing. making >etons and Tartcr sore! and POURING
Calomel, Anthony, Blue pill, and nauseating and
facilitating drugs into the stomach They So, n de.
molished what little strength he did possess
= In my treatment no drugs are given into the
stomach, tho appetite is guarded with scrupuIou.
care,-a due portion Of animal food, the most nu.
tritious diet, and exercise in the open mir, the
necessity of breathing pure air day and night, is
strictly cnjoined
The great advantages Of my system Of inhala-
tion is-that patients can just as we'll be treated
atihome, when it i. not convenient to come to the
l4sntuhon by sending them the Vapors, with an
inhaler for their use--on receiving full history
of their case, stating, p'Inuts!y, the symptoms,
age and sex.
< Spacious and convenient rooms, furnished in the
boat manner, with the best of board can at all
times be obtained in tho in titution, by those COM
ing from abroad for treatment.
Packages Of NapOrs- ali the treatment and
inhaler, with both written and printed advice for
a three months course, S2j,--ior one month : Is.
Tho P,.sHNLIER Maie use Of, in arriving at
the true condition Of the Lungs surrlsses all CON
cepton for it, utility, showing to each patient the
accurate muunt Of air taken into the Lungs and
the progress made by inhalinS in increasing the
vital capacity. without this very ingeuiously
con tructed instrument, no oue'can with any de
gree of certainty understand the true condition Of
the Lungs. ANDREW STONE, MD
70 Fifth street, Troy, n. Y.
Apr. Il, l-5I. d6wUm.
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Spring Goods

TNiE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED
II good assortment Of Boots and Shoss suita-
BILE for the season.
Consisting in part Of Mems Boys, and Youths
French calf Boots, and Congress Bosts, Oxford ties
made of French calf, Enameled and Patent lea Their
Congress boots.
Ladies Congress and laced CATERS French Kid
and Morocco Bustins and Slippers Besides Misses
and Childrens' gaiters and Shoes, too numerous
to mention. All Of which will be warranted
shu soii cheap. A. PROUTY, Jr.
BANK BLOCK a..
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RIDISa IN AN OMyIBus AS We were 90.
ing down town in the Omnibus, opposite
sat young and beautiful lady, we could
not but help admiring such beauty. until
we saw gray hair mixed with the black,
which seemed to break the charm. the rene
dy for those gray hairs would be the Alpine
Hair Balm. which is warranted in n short
time to turn gray hair to it's original color,
be it Black, Brown or Auburn. See adv.
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Land for Sale i'm William

The subscriber will expose for sale at public
Auction all the real estate lately owned by George
Ayres in Milton at the inn Of Sylvester Ward in
SAID Milton ON the 9Th day Of May next at o'clock
IN tho afternoon. Terms made known at the time
Of sale WNE PHELPS Assicn.e
Milton, April goth 1851 y43w2-
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Oriental Painting

The undersigned will send, for d,Har, full and
explicit instructions in this beautiful art, Pictures
painted in this style are very brilliant and beau
tiful, well as lasting. Amy one with but common
taste can furnish their parlors, with beautiful
paintings, Of their own. Who would not learn for
one dollar Incoss and direct to
G. G. COLBURN, Burlington, VI.
A sample Of the work can be seen at DR.. NJ j.
WhitOn's. fcb27d2w&w2m'
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New Spring Goods.
CHANDLER x co.

Have received aud are NV opening their
NEW STOCK Of SPRING 4 SUMNER GOODS.
Comprising an extensive assortment Of the most
choice and desirable articles Of their own impor-
tatiou, and prcsenting altogether one Of the most
attractive stocks which they have ever exhibited,
consisting of
MCll SlLhN, in the latest styles;
MEplJ VI ~ ALLY do, u ON ilcte assortment;
NlANLN, in great variety
MANIILLAS, new and beautiful style;
EMbkulDEklES,a very elegant assortment;
BAkEhES and Grenadines, splendid styles;
PRINIo and Jaconets, large assortment in the
newest styles;
ORGANIZES, large assortment in the newest
styles;
PRINTED and Plain Mousseline de Laine.,
large assortment in the newest styles;
NoN IN Dress Goods, full stock;
uoupN for Boy'sWesr, Of tho best description;
Mo- kNlNG GOODS,
llol 0EkEEPING GOODS
HOSIERY, Gloves, sc, \.
Purchases of Dry Goods arc invited to call at
our esAbilshmout when visiting the city where 1t
70 believed they will be able To make satisfactory
selections both as it regards prices and quality
anu styles Of merchandise
OH "A NDbnIR az, 90.
D q 9 Summers St. Boston.
d5W. wsw.
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CARPETS. CARPETS :,
N. PECK, JR. d CO.,
Having appropriated the "a story Of the
BEE HIVE

~ Tue sale OF 'dpdIngT and CURTAIN Nat.yisis
now oher TO the Public an entirely
., NEW STOCK
oI tne ABOVE goods. In doing so, We shall not
poo't our facilities, nor exaggerne our assortment
nor 'deiy competition" nor promise to "seli
cheaper than the cheapest" But having obtain.
ed by experience, thorough knowledge Of he
hetall carpet trade, we feel competent 10 manage
IL successfully, and to the satisfaction Of our cts
TONERS and we tlatter ourselves that orr faciJi.
tles ana Assortment, arc at least equal to anv des
er IL TINS vicinity. We invite the attention Of
purchasers from surrounding towns, believing that
they can now find at Burlington a better aasort
ment Of Competing, and
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
than at any other town between Boston and Troy
we have saidnohing Of our prices, preferring to lie
a discriminating public judge for Themselves upoI
examination of the Goods. We do not intend
let this branch withdraw our attention from the
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
but rather to make it tributary to our steadi
increasing busin,s'.
N. b. Purchasers Of Carpets WHO live out
town'are particularly requested to take the neasu
ment of their rooms. Carpets in all cases cut
match when desired also made up TO order up
short notice.
Our Term are Cash and our object is to NJ
"on'y. Come md see how we do it, at the
BEE HIVE.
Burlington, March 1851 dar
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Devine's Compound Pitch Lozel

Devine's Compound Pitch Lozengc,
sure and pleasant remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Group, Whooping Oh Bronchitis, Asthma, and if
Lung, enough are left to sustain ifca certain cure
FOR consumption. Apurely vegetable preparation
containing no Mineral Poi,ons, and perfectly safe
for the Iafan Invalid, in any stsge of weakness
s. D. FULLER Co., only manufacturers, Bos.
ton, Mass. Sold BY Druggists and dealer, in Medi.
apss sysryvhN was wSmpI
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Grass Seeds !

.)n0 BUSHELS VERY CHOICE - North.
wv ern New York Herds Grass, or Timothy
Seeds. Also 1000 lbs. Northern Glover Seed, (New)
together with large lot OF lin Fans, lin Cheese
Tubs, and Agricultural Tools, on hand and for
sale, at the lowest market prices. Merchants will
find it for their interest to call before purchasing
elsewhere. at the RicHNoSD AGRICULrURAL WARE
HOUSE AND STOVE SToRR. Respectfully,
HENRY p. DOW.
Richmond, April !. 1857 wifi
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Alpine Hair BALM

r" RstOrins Gray Har TO rs Original Color.
~ ARRANTED to cure la ldness, scurf, dand.
w ruff, itching and all diseases of the skin
This Balm gives the scalp a new and hoalthful &C.
ton restore the colorng matter to the root o,
the hair, which passes through the hair and gives
1t natural color without the use Of hair dye
Hundreds Of preparations have been introduced
pretending to preserve the hair and keep it from
falling of, composed of OILS, Alcohol, and other
deleterious materials, and all to no use Hair
dyes have been introduced that do not Give tho
hair natural color, besides being Troublesome to
use, This Balm isinot Dye. knowing that n
preparation was needed to do what was required
TOR the Hair, the proprietor was induced to exper-
lment until he could obtain an article that would
be the exact remedy, and after seven wears trial
h's perfected this Balm. 1t is soothing and emol.
lient, allays all irritation of the .caip, thereby
stopping that troublesome itching. 1t cures
dandruf and scurf, and when the hair has turned
gray 1t will bring it back to its original color be
II bIack' Brown or Auburn. 1t makes the hair
SOFT and glossy,-preyents il from falling of as
Will be seen by usnHthis balm for only few DAYS
life will be given to the roots of the hair and
growth viii soon appear. Growth does not take
place at the end OF the hair, will be seen in
persons who have their hair dyed. If you exam
Inc gray hair that has been colored for week
you Will find towards tho roots. that the hair has
come out gray, hence it is necessary to have the
huid at the roots Of the hair healthy, that the
whole hair may be a natural color Each hair ha,
y root IN the skin, and is Of it-elfa hollow gray
tube, through which there ID constant crcpl atinn
OF the pigment from the root. When this pigment
or coloring matter dies out it leaves tina hair hol.
low and gray. To invent balm that would pro-
duce this pigment has become the study Of the
proprietor, The discovery Of the Alpine Hair
Balm will do it, 1t will bring the hair to its nat
ural color by making new the coloring matter in
the roots of the hair
1t is mistaken notion that oil or grease will
restore the hair, as nothing be more injurious
lhe Alpine Hair Balm, will restore tho skin and
save the hair of those who have been sick with fe.
yer or any disease.
Prepared by c A. p. MASON, Providence, r. I.
ID. +. IVES CO.. So Milk St, Boston, Mass.
sole agent for the States and Canadas.
For sale in Burlington by +. d. BENTON.
va FIN
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New Hampton institution,

"a RFAX, NERM ONT.
Fourth quarter commences May 9Th 1851
Tuition is required quarterly, in advance.
Rev. ED. Smith, b. d, President 10 whom let
tiers of inquiry may be addressed.
s. L. ELLIOTT, Cor. Ses'y.
Fairfax, April Is. 1857. WY
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- The subscriber has removed his SASH
DOOR BLIND FACTORY to the Pioneer Ma
chine shop-fourth story, North end, lie will
open, with improved mechanical facilities in
about three weeks, and will then be able to fill
all orders to the satisfaction Of Customers.
nTlI ddNif i, W, CHASE,
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NOTICE

This certiies that have given Ed. NJ. Irish
ms time during the remainder of his minority.
shall pay 10 debts Of his contracting after this
date. NELSON IRISH
Hinesburgh, April Is, 1857. wi3ws.
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DissOIutiOn.-The COP

Dissolution The Copartnership
heretofore existing between the subscribers known
as the firm Of lagar 4 Arthur, was dissolved bylm-
itation on the LIST last All accounts and demands
with said firm will be settled by l., NJ. IIagar,
who succeeds to the business.
LUTHER III. IIAGAR,
J, A. ARTHUR.
BurlIpst9p, April u, aIrtu,v
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Rarre Academy

UNHE SUMNER TERM WILL BEGIN ON
Il Thursday, May 7. In the Musical Depart.
ment, Eve Instruments, including an Organ Hsr-
monium, are furnished for the use Of students :;
the classes in vocal music meet daily, and are
thoroughly trained in the theory and art Of
music. The teachers in the Classical and Eng
lish departments will spare no effort to induce
theirs ohoars to think and investigate the subject
under consideration for themselves.
Board, SIS per week.
J. 5. sPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, April 8, 1857. wilws
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What is the use Of using and selling Frozen Ink A.,
when you can buy a'good article at the Metropo-
Titan Ink Factory, Port Kent, y, at low prices,
where they make all kinds and colors. All or.
ders addressed to me will receive prompt atten.
ton. Yours,
+. b. ESTES,
Agent and Manufacturer
Port Kent, April &, 1857. 42w6m.
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II. IL. Very's Arabian Horse Pow

II. ID Very's Arabian Horse Pow
dcr', Price 50 cents per box. A compound that is
unriyalled remedy for all the diseases to
which Horse. subject, Sovereign Remedy
for the leayes, Cough, Cold, Nasalglcct In1uen-
"a, Farcy, ITorse-Ail &c For sale Wholesale and
Retail, at VERY'S IIorso.shoeing Establishment,
1t Pitts street, Boston. VIZ 3m
CIarl.c'- Female rIlls.-The great
ENGLISH REMEDY Prepared from Prcscrip-
tion Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ D., Physician Extraordi
nary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is uniailng in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous disorders to
which the female constitution is subject. 1t mode
rates all excess and removes all distractions and
speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited
It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly pc
riod with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Govern
mcnt stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counter
fets
CAU TON. These Pills should not be taken by
females that are pregnant, during HE frst three
monih, as they are sure to bring on Miscarriage
but at every other time and in every other case,
they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
l. c. BALDWIN CO.,
Rochester, N. Y
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn n. Y, General
Agents.
n. B.-Sl,00 and ostage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will ensure a bottle Of the
Pills by return mail.
For sale by T. A. Peck and A. C. Spear, and by
one druggist in every town in the United States.
anil w2y Cnos
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- UGAR 'HINESE NORTHERN SUGAR
- CANE. u cAsR.--A large supply Of Seed
of the very best and purest quality
just received, and for sale at the
NETWORK AGRICULTURAL
WAREHOUSE and SEED STORE
1t can be had by the quantity, or for
- Seed enough will be sent by mail,
postpaid, to thoroughly plant an
acre, with directions for planting and
SuGAR cultiysting accompanying each pack
- CANE, age,
Il, l.. ALLEN, No. ls9 Water ST.,
New York. VIEWS
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THE RACE.
e. T.. STAMFORD,

WOULD REMIND THE PUBLIC IN TIIel z
w seal sRs philanthropy not to forget him ,
iot ho'uith'asdisg the many good things ,aid III,
ms contemporaries. he will always be found or,
ths tsrf, and will continue to dissurse ais Nor.
sing comfort to his million of customers. Who are
sapaole Of 'pprs'iating bargains and soos treat.
=, VERMONT
ever before exhibited fOrsale so large . stock
gosd' on any 1000 square feet Of its soil a,
may he found at
156 CHURCH STREET.
.n,.i me building in which they are
.on%insd gives O. 'dsncs Of the imnen,s
.tock, and tho prices are 90 low that The
hrm thought that striko, the purchaser With five
home Their minds are however a, once rs
IeVed' rhtn they are told that all goods are cent
jrx o. ,hdrgt to any part Of the Village.
burlington, April 49, 1857. ddv
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An Experienced Book

AGENTS. offered a partnership in a subscrp-
tion Book Concern No capital required. Address
II. L. ROBINS &CO.,
w4lwS Hartford, Conn.
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Notice..

This Certifes that have this day sold to my two
sons, Henry York, and Samuel York their time
during the remainder Of their minority. | shall
claim none Of their earnings nor pay any Of their
debats after this date. HARVEY YORK.
Underh i'll, April s, 1851. wi3w-
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10 avoid fractions, s. may, RENTED for
Backwuod, for which we will forward that work for
both years, pou plw.
y. 1.-THE price in Great Britain of the i've
Periodicals above named is about S3l per snnum.
As we shall never again be likely to offer hncs
inducements those here presented.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
y Remittances must, in all cases, be made d.
t'rt 10 N, Publishers, Tor at these prices commits
zion can be allowed to Agents. Address,
LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.,
w2jltwu No. 81 Gold-street. New York
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Hinesburgh Academy.

A f, LEN ' EN- NVhITT, FrlnclpaI.
Orly three Terms in year.
Tuition per Term, 400
No extra charge for tuition in Mathematics or
languages. The Summer Term commences on Wed
nesday, April 22d, and ends Tuesday July 2sth
Vacation of one week between the terms, and OF
six weeks at the close Of the year.
Miss Sarah 4. Griggs will give instructions IN
Piano Music, on the same terms heretofore
few Students can be accommodated with board
IN the family of the Principal. Other arrangements
for the supply of board will be made.
July |, 1856. wi ly
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STAPLE GOODS,
soIe Agents Tor SandeTsOn 4 Lanergan's
f. Z n r w q n * g.
Displays furnished at short notice. India
and Small Work. on hand A. u.ual.


SOTICE-ENERY TIME.
Purchasers of rich fancy Goods, or any descrip-
tion of Toys, call at Holden, Cutter 4 Cos.'s is
and II kilby Street. Boston-one of the most ex-
tensive French and German importing houses in
the United States, having a house in England Pa
ris and Germany. They are agents for Sanderson
Lanergan's celebrated Fire Works WIN