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thousand dollars of mileage fee The
saving then in this item, yearly, if the
capitol be at Montpelier instead of Bur
lington, will be about two thousand dol
lars, or equal to the yearly interest on
$4,000.
Considering the present price of labor
and material. it is reckened that TO erect
a house equal to the State House as it
was, will cost 100000 at least. To this
sum add the yearly Extra mileage to Bur-
lington, and the cost of a State House
there is equal to S233,000. On the score
Of economy, the state may as well pay
out noa0 S33, 600 and stop interest, as to
paysyearly forever the interest on that
sum, as it would needs do in the event
l have supposed, unless, indeed, tie Bur-
Gngton interest should succeed in the at
tempt they have twice made, to reduce
the representation IN the Legislature
The expense of putting the State House
at Montpelier in as good condition as il
was before the fire, is estimated at from
$4,000 to $4,000. A sum of pfinci
pal, the interest on which would equal
the yearly saving in mileage fees, would
pay the whole minimum, or two third;
of the maximum, of this estimate.
Nox PoPULI.
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Administrators Sale.

" ". LITTLE'S ESTATE-Pursaant to an
w order Of Court, viii be sold al public auc-
ton AZ the premises, OF the 18th day Of March
next at 10 O'Clock \. n, all that valuable prop
ertv situated on Black river, near the village Of
Irasburgh, known as the mill privilege, saw mill
machine shops. dwelling houses &c, &c, being
the real estate Of the late VIM W. Little.
The property comprises one Of the most desi-
rable wafer privileges in northern Vermont, and
Is too well known 10 require further description,
being the same property offered for sale on the
22d Dec. last. the property having been struck
off at that time, and the bidder having failed to
comply with the terms Of sale, the property viii
be sold rs above.
Also. one pewin the Methodist Church. Terms
made known at the time and place Of sale, or on
enquiry Of the Administrator, at any time pre-
vious.
n B. KIMBALL, Admir-
Trssbureh. Feb. 9th, 1s57-7w4
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.
AMOs D. CLARK,s ESTATE.

ARlUS u claim , 70 a 4 r
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
I by the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Orleans Commissioners, to receive, ex-
anime, and adjust all claims and demands OF all
persons, against the estate of AMOS D. CLARK,
late Of Morgan. in said district, deceased,
represented irsolvent, and the term Of six
months from the I4th day of January 1857, being
allowed by said court to the creditors Of said de-
ceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Us
GIVE NOTICE, that VIC will attend to the
duties Of our appointment at the clearinghouse
Of Jacob S. Clark, in Morgan, in said dis
trict, on the 4th Tuesday OF February and 81
Tuesday Of July next, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, on each of said days.
GHARL dSn CUMMINGS, Commissioners.
Morgan, January Goth, A D. ls5T-7w3.
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ConInEEssEoNER,s NOTICE.

MARGARET MlLLERS ESTATE.
TElHF SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
BY the Hon Probate Court for the District
of Orleans. Commissioners, to receive. examine,
and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate of MARGAREE MILLER,
late of Greensboro in said district, deceased rep
resented iTsolvent, and the term ct six months
from the f4th day Of January 1897, being allowed
BY said court to the creditors OF said deceased,
to exhibit and prove their respective claims beS
fore Us:
GIVE NOTICE, that we viii attend to the du-
ties of onr appointment at the dwelling house OF
George Miller, in Greensboro, III said district,
on the third Tuesday of June next, at O'Clock,
in the forenoon of said dav.
JABEZ PINNEY, .,
ANDREW GILFILLAN, So
Greensboro January 22d. 4. D. IS57-7W3
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VERMONT STOCK JOURNAL

rNDER tle ah3ge tile have commenced the
u publication II monthly paper, devoted 70
Die luseYe--a % vermont breeder.
}aH 4.t.-r-ss -slI - etnf5si4aaea with cuts u
hae au.uah in ihs best style, and contain ped
Prses End esscF p.i9ns 81 Em.e. 81 the Morgan
and some other bfeeda
Zach number ws3 aiso c9uiaIH miscellaneous
matter, which il ail be my aim 10 render iBier-
esi.Hy ~ the geBefai goa ief HH8 / snail eadeavor
o. mfhe the rafef useful. % not Indispensable, 20
every breeder n 6ne stock.
ltsill c0niain lg large octave pages eisaFiy
printed Oh good paper, ~ ~ esHs ysqr, iaraft-
aby n adroaes.
"a extra copy to lhe ge.ter Up Of a club Of
ten.
Specimen plumbers aad properties furnished
gratis e. ang HQ EiEh - examine men, ~ EeE
o. ciHhs ~ sHbsefagcfs.
The lfsf number f. aow ready 20 delivery.
Addrrss b. q. LiEsLEY.
aisidts5aTy. "
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st. Johnsbury Academy

VnH Spring Term all begin ! GEE Day February
! Izfh cad csBsiaue 10 3eska.
While tie Opportunities ~ OBTAINING fl0r-
0Bgf English education feTHain - iereioiafe, ma
aaaa Ezeiities are HoF al0rcsd a9r Instruction IN
fha Classics and stufles 81 tbs Higaer EngEsh
egfsFHa.
r. iaf.grlf sfaafHis preparing ~ ne ministry,
iuitoH 3 rmiitsi igoG ihe !acaAg N q Special
fa8a devoted - slsat pgnposs.
a faa eoaFa q Instructors e provided sna 80
paifs via be- spared - msinfa.a The present. re-
Bataflaa 1f tie school o. 3 1esiraa.e place u re-
soff ~ literary afa nasal euHHfs.
Glasses fyfuasa 81 eoaHfaee isiin, Sfesk afa
Geams1ry iu tie kfgtns Tam.
Il Z ssrg ses5Fa6Ie fiiat siHasnts shpl4a 81 b
present rl.r hras aay 5f iae fersas
f,#ta4ssues sfsa flH igiof1afloa furnished o. az
glicatIsn 10 the Ffiseiqai, ). G. CgrEEEs 4. ,.
q = j. r. BAseKoFf, y. D. 5eeseiffy q tie
Ifusfes-.
81. Jal.usborY, - Jsn e. nsr
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Of their Creator and their responsibility to Him,
breathing this pure air. and looking out upon that
magnificent landscape that they would In that
'sIitte nest in which Montpelier is unfortunately
located. It would seem, then. that utility, State
pride, true IDEAS Of the beautiful and ornamental,
as well as health Of body and mind, all pointed
distinctly to Burlington as the future Capitol of
Veruaent
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Valentines! Valentines!!

THE subscriber Weild just say to his numerous
! customers. and 80 concerned iiHai be has just
received "a large rich assortment ol Valentines,
some very splendid ones among them, and varg-
ing ia prices from 9 ccuts 20 6 a5, aHd envelopes
o. nfteh.a.so valentine writers vary nice thing,
al u which be IS prepared 10 sell 70 c0nsdera-
bic less tlinu cry prIccs, Merchants aIi Dealers
supplied or rery Abrusl terms, n9w is your time.
Valentine day VIII soou be ieFe, please send Ia
year orders. q laee no comic yAieutincsl
G. BROWN
Cr.H-bu-g. Jan. aJi.. 1857. bW3
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C0maFEssB0NER's NOTICE.

BEEJ4BiN HUMANS ESTATE
TUE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Courl for the Dis;r.ct 81
Orleans Commissioners, 70 receive, examine.
and adjust 30 cIaims and demands nr III persons.
against tie estate of BENJAaiiN HfENAN.
Late Of Derby, ID said G.stsicf, deeease8. le-
presented isoiFeuf, aad lie fern Of ~ MONTE
from the Z0il dar ST JasuTg, Izs5. being aiisu 81
bY said court % tae creditors ii Said deceased TO
eAh1bt ana prove ilelr respective claims be-
fore as
DO GIVE NOTICE. that ve 81 iif attesd 70 ti,.
ss=a aHaotissls- 4fsrslrf
Of Harry Hiumau iu DeIiyr, ia sald assfr#ef. III.
the last Wedne=aays Of April an1 Iaiy neat.
a. ten o'clock 30 The forenoon, 90 eaca 81 said
days.
JOHN /. EDWARDS,
EsiEBA KIAGSEEkI. : CgnHsrs.
DAVID +. WILEY.
Derby, Ian. q 4. b. ls57-57w3
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STATE OF VERMONT,


THE Hon. the Probate Court within and Tot the
l District Of Orleans; 90 al persons concerned
iu She estate Of JOSEPH kNlGHT, late OF Bar
ton ia said district, deceased, QUITTING
WHEREAS, J. e. bingham OF St. J0iInshury,
and Jacob lie of Barnet, Executors Of the last
VIA and Testament OF Joseph Knight aforesaid,
have fled 10 said court their administration &c
cOaut, and represent that the debts and charges
aFsius; said estate amount to the sum
u Ssz9s6
That the available assets In their hands
are sIOl,5g
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% be raised from the real estate, and request the
Court TO grant them license 70 sell all the real
estate Of said deceased tor the purpose @! paying
Use debts aeuinst said estate and the charges Of
administration thereon, also for the purpose OF
paying lcFaces in accordance with the terms Of
.locaftel4t'- apiill
Therefore Il Is ordered By said Court, that pub
lie notice be given To al persons concerned there
.n, 10 appear before said court al session there
uf, 10 be held az said lrasbuTEh, on the nth daY
ut February, 1857, that they may give bonds for
,iie payment Of the debt. aud be heard in tho
matter 81 the administrators account, and show
cau-e Why license should not be granted a. ufore-
said.
Aid ilIs order shal be published three weeks
successfully 10 tie Orleans independent Stand
ud. g Newspaper printed at irasbuTgh ia This
Slate, iie last 40 nAich publications shall Du
belare the d. assigned ipr hearing aforesaid.
Giyeu under my Iand a. the PROBATE cfice in
lFasbur.l, this 18th DAY ,laugery. 4. d. 1861.
81. CARR BSTER, Judge;
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
THE Spring Term Of the C. C. G. School will
i Commune is session Of II weeks On

: THE Spring Term Of the C. C. G. School viii
i commence its session Of II weeks On
TUESDAY, FEB. a.
The high reputation which this Institution has
for so many years enjoyed, 1t viii be the aim Of
the present Preceptor 70 maintain and while
every facility viii be afforded those connecting
themselves with the.SchooI for acquiring thorough
instruction N the various branches taught By com
petent and dboroUgh instructors-the services Of
three experienced Assistants have been secured
n addition to the Prineipal-it Is hopel tie
Se2ool VII csnt5nue to merit and reeeiEe1 ne n4t=
Tuition payable az the commencement Of each
term. For common English, s. 90; higher Eng
lish, S3,00. Music, French, Ornamental. extra.
Applications for board can be made to Rev. a
BoUTELLE, Or TO the Principal
W. Z. BARNARD, A. b.
Pechan, Feb. 4th, 1857. 7w3
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HARRIET n. HOLMES ESTATE.
STATE OF VEEaEaNTr,
0NLEANs DIsTnICT. d.

~-+t~a~--~+7R
4 T Probate Court held ut Irasbureh In said
"A district en- the 9th day Of Jauuary, A. b.
1857.
Whereas, Jscob Bates, Administrator &c bonis
non on tie estate Of HARRIET \. HOLMES,
Llfe OF Derby IN said district. deceased proposes
to rcnicr account u lis administration and
TO present his account against said estate f,r ex-
animation md allowance for tic purpose Of maxi
ing partition and distribution Of tile residue Of
said estate, under a decree Of said Court, among
the persons who arc by law entitled tb rife same
It is therefore oriered ay SAID cour that the same
come Under consideration and be hearsd at the
Inn Of Joseph Bates, I'll H Derby, on the 18Th
day Of February A. D. 1857. And IL is further
ordered, thar I'll persons Interested be notified
hereof by publication Of q copy Of tho record 81
this order ln The Orleans Independent STANDARD
printed ~ l-asbur-h, three weeks successfully
previous to said time Of hearing, THAI they mas
appear and contest the allowance OF said account
il they see cause. and also be heard by said
court, in the matter Of partition and distribution
Of sad estate.
By the court. Attest
81. CARPENTER, Judge.
4 true copy Of record. Attest. 5&3
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BARTON ACADEMY.

THE Spring Term Of Barton Academy ysill
! commence on the frst "Wednesday in Starch,
and continue e5eEen weeks.
B0AhD or TEACHES.
]. y. THiCHER, I.T.A.
Bliss ELLEz 81 PIEECg PTeceptress.
8iizs EMILY SEISsEH, Teacher 0l aissfe.
bliss FiSErTE sEizsEE, Teacher Of Drawing
and Painting.
AosEs I. CHENEY. Teacher Of Vocal Masic.
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REGENTS for the Standard,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING FzB. Il.
CLARKE's FEMALE PILLS.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from prescription of Sir J. Clarke
N. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine Is unfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous disorders to
which the female constitution is subject 1t mod
crates all excess and removes all obstruction
and a speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
It is peculiarly suited. 1t viii, in a short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
eminent stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent c0un-
terfeits
CAUTI0N-These Pills should not be taken
by females that are pregnant; during he fret three
months, as they are sure to bring on miscarriage ;
bat al every other time and in every other case.
they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
I. c. BALDWIN & CO..
Rochester, y. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, y. Y. General
Agents
y. B. $500 and postage stamps enclosed to
any Authorized Agent, will ensure a bottle of the
Pills By return mail.
For sale by FRED. E. SMITH, Montpelier
Wholesale Agent for Vermont; R. W. NYE, Iras-
burg. and by one druggist in every town. Il
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Eve

A n going to leave the city Of Irasburgh. and
II wish all these who are indebted tome howey-
er small the amount, to call and settle forthwith
and pay me the cash. have debts due me va
rying from a ninepence to ten dollars each, which
in the aggregate make quite a sum. Il those who
owe me will pay up, / shall be enabled to pay my
own debts, and those whom | owe probably owe
those who owe me; and they will take that same
money YOU pay to me and pay it back to Won
again. So every mans debts will be paid, and
the money will all be where it started ION.
Yours truly,
GEO. Y. COOK.
GE All accounts must be settled before the
first of March.
Irasburgh, Feb. 6, 1s57-8w3
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LOOKING GLASSES,
PlOWs.

4 y assortment Of Taber ard Bartlett PIowl
= Just received and Tor sale by
Augast is-ss ]. II. KELLAM.
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- pr. IAaeiisf = aisS prepared 70 teach
German.
terms BY applying % TIE Executive cammifteo,
4. c kobInsosa j. r. szEtie sd 3 o.. ?. ssav.
81. MANSFIELD, Ssg.v.
Barton, Jan p. is5T-sszs
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The foregoing libel and petition, and o-1er Of
publication having been filed in said court at the
above mentioned term OF said Court aud it not
having appeared to said court that said order OF
publication had been complied wi.h; IL vas there
upon ordered Ly said court that said cause be
continued upon the Docket OF said court Cor rub-
LEGATION, and that the foregoing tibet and pesIton
and order, together with this order, be published
three weeks suecessively, the last Of which pub-
LEGATIONS to be at least twenty DAYS previous 10
the Thursday next following the fourteenth
Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday of be-
cembeT, 4. d. 1886, which said publication shall
be considered suficien. notice 70 said William
Carey to appear before said court next 10 be held
at said lrasbHrgh on said last mentioned Thurs
day, and make answer to said libel ana petition.
By order of Court.
Attest, NORMAN n. BINGHAM,
5Tw3 Clerk Of Supreme Court.
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"IDIGESTr' SUCH Is TIE TRUE srEASrSG
Of the word "PEPSIN,'' or ofthe two Greek words
from which, It IS derived. This IS the significant
and appropriate title Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE
FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by, Dr.J.
S HOUGHT0N, Of Philadelphia. from the fourth
Stomach Of the Ok, for the cure Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. It IS Natures own remedy for an
unhealthy Stomach. No art Of man can equaIits
curative powers. II renders GOOD EATING
perfectly consistent with HEALTH.
q See Advertisement in another column.
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NOTICE.

TIVE snbscr ptlou BOOB. fJr ihc aet5 st1ck d tho
I People, bank authorized By act OF lie Cen
sral Assembly oil tire State of Vermont Noren-
Der 10th 1856 viii be- opened at the Office OF The
Bank. GA Tuesday. "Wednesday snl thursday.
3d. an aad 5fh ri Starch next from 70 a, y. To-
r. q. each day.
LECM +. kicuGOED,
". B. COLE,
II. j. LAxE, COMMITS.
\. C0LBYs
JoHN kELLET.
Derby Line, 81 Ian. I7ih, lsa7. ss5
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Later from Enrnna !

A II. LEIGHTON. TIN ana Copper smith.
- woaie respectfully Inform The Inhabitants
Of oFaifsbury and vicinity, ihsi he has iskea :hc
he vii keep cousiarsiy on bsnd ID assortineul Of
Stamped and Hollow Ware,
Paflor. Box and Cooking Stoves, aud All kra,ls of
en-. coepef, brass, and sheet iron ware on haud.
or manufactured 70 onter
From the very Best Materials,
and 1t lower rates thau can Be bonght AZ ans
other shop 81 Northern Vermont.
Csll and see. 0r6grs from abroad promptly
attended e..
AT kinds oC BARTER taken ia exchange
5or Csss0DS.
CraffSbury, June 'o--2sI
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WILL be sold at Public Auction on March
" meeting day, the following property:
1 horse, ! cow,
2 harness es, wagons,
l piow, / harrow,
seighs, / buffalo,
Besides lot of furniture, such as chairs, tables
and nice lot of worthless trumpery, which
should be pleased to dispose of at a great profit
GEO. Y. COOK.
Irasburgh, Feb. 6, 1s57-sw4
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STATE or VERMONT, Z The foregoing libel
0ELEANs CoUSTY, SIS I havhg been pre-
scented 10 me, and II appearing tbai tbe said Vii,
liam Carey resides v-ith0u, This State it Is order
Ell thai the said hliza Ana Carey cuuse the said
William Carey 70 Be summoned 20 upnelr and
answer to said libel before the Supreme Court
next 10 be held n lrasburgh, within, and far the
said county of Orleans, 0l the Thursday next
following the fourteenth Tuesday next after the
fourth Tuesday OF December. 1855, by publishing
the substance Of said libel together with this or
der in the Orleans Independent Standard, printed
at lrlsburgh in this State Tor three weeks sue
cessiyeIy the first Of aLclt shall be az least six
weeks before the time OF hearing.
Given under my hand at Rutland, this 2ad De g
Of February, a. D. 1886.
ISAAC Il. REDFiELD,
Chief Justice Of The Supreme Court.
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" To those who are about purchasing any
kind Of goods advertised by J. c. Emery in an
other column, uncommon Inducements are offered
because he has larger stock than can be found
at any other establishment in the State. He be
ing practical manufacturer Of Furniture, his
goods in this department can be relied upon, as
he viii have none bus the best quality. And in
the departments Of carpeting and Hanging or
Room Paper. with all their Accompaniment, his
stock stands uBrivaled. Coming from the manu-
iacturers, the nslrsst and best styles may always
be found at his store, and az reasonable rates.
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\. p. lie wauld inst say that be has On hand
a very superior lot Of pocket Bioles, ii every
style Of binding, frUfn . Cts 30 -, so.
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Notice to Everybody,


HASKELL& KATHAN can end 1ciH sell goods
IL at wholesale or retail cheaper than the cheap
est.
just imported from the best manufacturers in
England, fifty two pieces all wool cloths consist
ing Of Devonshire cloths water proof Beavers,
Claret, Rifle, Fancy and gold mixed Devonshires,
DOeskins, fancy Plaided, boriered and black, do.
A large assortment Of Alpaccas, Verona sur
ges, Lama plaids, French all wool Thibets, Mo
rine skirtings, regattas, giDghams, fine family
lln1ens; superior sheetings, dauasks, hUckaback,
buttons, linnen thread, ribbons edgings, ladies'
gauntlsts, linen haLdkerchiels, cravats, horse
blankets, &c.
With the advantages Of importing we can and
will sell the above goods at Boston or Montreal
prices.
ALSO On KzAND
10 ihds MaIson's best high wines,
-" Martelps best brandy,
bale.
DeKaypen's Gin,
bids wine, Port, Sherry, and Madeira,
a Scotch whiskey,
Sc Monongahela,
" Jamaica spirits,
1000 cod fish, tierces Hudson Bay salmon,
5 bbls white fish . DO Nc. / rnackerel.
4 large assortment of teas, tObaccos, sugars
and spices, ready made clothing. boots and shoes.
buffalo robes, otter caps ladies fu-s, furniture,
crockeTy, hardware, iron and steel.
All orders addressed Derby Line, Vt, viii re-
ceiye prompt attention.
Mammoth Store, Rock Island. Dec. 16, '56-52
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AuctiOn!

TAKEN on two executions, three horses, and
i the same viii be sold ar the Inn of John ".
AIasen, as the law directs, by me, to the highest
bidder, for cash 10 satisfy said executions, and
all legal charges on the same, on Wednesday, the
18th inst, at O'Clock P. N. on said day.
JOHN GUILD, Constable.
Irasburch. Feb. 2. ls5T-sw2
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ID ". NYES old brick store j. running over
IA. fnu Of New Goods. Il will pay 10 look
thera over.
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u DOM Paper from 30 20 u L. cts. pes role
Ia also Satin for = CTS. at L. ". N.Y.
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Bibles I! Bibles!

CHRISTIAN reader-lIave you a f1miiy Bible {?
~ Secure without delay THIS precious gift for
Your wife and Children. Sears celebrated picto-
rial SIX DOLLAR Bible, with about one thou
sand eugTayiHgs for FIVE doliars and the Phil
adeldhia Quarro Bible at a still greater reduction
from the publishers city prices. Large, coar.e
print QuaTto Bibles with plates, and C0uuor7s
marginal notes aHd references, an index m al
phabetica table Of all the Scripture names. with
their sgnliicatiOEs; tables OF weights. measured
coins, Ssc- and 2 beautiful engraved Family rec
ord, plain leather binding. marble edge for toe
low price OF 81 50, aud Hardine's Eoyal Quar.o
edition with ApocryPiia, Concordance and Psalms
in metre added, on fine Y hile paper, bold clear
type heavy embossed calf biadiue, marble edge
ard gilt sides, containing about eighteen hundred
pages for tie exceeding low price OF $3.50. The
same edition, gilt edge, "a fue pulpit edltion) 5r
$500; extra git side $3.50. This edition il uu5-
lighed for $1,000 and sold ia tie Giles and many
parts Of the country at the same price. For sale
by CHE5IEE BROWN.
Craftsbury, Feb. 6, 1857.
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