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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04

"A NJ ace rHc Il
A Ii. fenced with an eight feet high fence, known
II the
- A Y EN- = ORT TR A OK.
The above property VIII b. sold on good terms or
EXCHANGED FIR Real estate in this Cuunty-Also
Y5ze Stallion Wonder"
years Old, Chesnut s1rrsl II hands high, viii
ra. him sure foal getter 81. trots hs mile INSIDE
o' mics or our TRACK, which Is i6 feet over enc
mile.
wonder was sired by the celebrated trot,ing horse
Wa hing IL, bis dam by Membrino, Wonder was
brought srorn Long Island two years ago BY us aud
In condition last season weighed 1856 rs will b@7
-o'd on good terms or cxehang for Real Estate in
this Countrywide the
TT0tting Stallion Mountain Monk,
by Vernon. Blatkhawk dam, by Mamhrino We
Rryrar, TO prove that Monk has irotted in pup
tic III minutes and 80 seconds: Is fine stylish
horse, 10 gears old, 10 = hands high. wecan show
coils from him that can NOT be surpassed by any
Stock Hose in this country. We can show two min
uies and fit. seconds with him track. will
Sell hiin good terms exchange for county prop
erty Also
TTFEE ST.fLkEO.T .aBO,
splen iii Bay Horse years old IS 3-a hands high
Can show minutes in harness. Was sired By the
tratting horse Washington, dam by Abdash. This
no sc lis too well koow here need any resonm, n
dation from us. His fet In this county will show
for self W~wil sell him On good terms exchange
for Real Estate.
Also the thoroughbred horses
MOUNT AIRY AND LARkEN,
The former sired ~ the race horse r arcIler,
wfo won the biz $500 stake IN Cansda at mile
heats, his dam WIS Creto bral ny n. l.. Stevens Of
Hohoken. N ]. He is 1854 hands high, a blood bay,
and has fine stocs in this County He Is years old.
Iarken sired by imrorted Houten, out OF the
dam Of Ellen Haternan. He is a blood bay. years
odd. II i hands high. We will warrant him TO run
over track in one minute and dfty-fye seconds.
All ofthe above horses will be warranted sound.
We will sell the above on good terms ,xchanse
r. Real Estate. Cur object Is 10 dispose Of Of
stock. have a super sbiidance OF all kinds
OF Thoroughbred cattle, sc.
OAR x. ALLEN.
P.s-The above stock was brought from Long
Island BY u. AH. X. A.
Davenport Aug. 7dtf (sazette copy)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04

west falf IT lot in block IS. Second str ct, be-
Nv q ierS L. and and Iowa streets, north side, ad-
joinms Farmers House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
Valuable CITY PROPERTY,

TNssT half o; lot g. In block g., CITY II Davenport
! Witl The brick house Their On erected s. W cor
at. NJ 81 aut Rock Island streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
DEJMOCR.sTIC
COUNTY CONVENTION.

~ D0ocsats q oaost County viii meet In CON
vsaatsa. = ~ Ceuss ussss In Davenport, on MON
0AY - Nss ~ q nopTHM Ben next, 81 o eioes
?. ~ y oeoissss psrsous to be supported IS
49, esrtAs nssA Legislature
1ATso One delsss,e 10 each township ah' 0'''
aAAe,esal sus every twenty votes, and haeu'n "s'f
cost q tAs ism election. taking the S'ss Tor she'
- tsss.
~ ssSe, Of tho County Central ooa'inii'e',
AUSTIN CoRBiN,
....sA.s Chairman.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
Carpets.

sIsO onr already immense stock We have allen Deea
i making additions, ard We would solicit tbo e.
ttntion OF buyers, vht Their st Tholesalc or Retail
being satisfied that please the most fastidioss
auR2Sdu Us GOULD 4 GfEnRu.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04

LARGE quantities OF uuinlproyed lands In Adslr,
Calhoun, Cedar, Frank in or cue. sundy, Gu hria,
ii atdn, Henry, Jasper Johnson, Keokus, Kossuth,
Inn, Madison, Potawo ttomie and fama Counties-
AMI in REX Island county and Southern Illinois
Apply 10 ]. DIAL G. MYERS,
Real Estate AGENTS,
Julyf6dtf N W corner Brady and I'd SITS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
THE STATE FAIR.

W. have receiv ed from the Secretary, Mr.
II WALLACE, q" Complimentary" accom-
panied by circular, a portion Of which We
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-13
For Sale, or TO Rent!.-Tbe val.

liable and extensive Farm on Winoosli River. two
n'esnorth the village ofBurington, known az the
"bKADLEY FARM" containing $50 acres Of al.
luvial, upland and timber land, with a house and
good out-buildings thereon. This farm will be
SUD entire, divided into smaller farms, to suit
purchasers.
q The Valuable Farm in Colchester, one mile
north Of Winooski Falls, on the road to Milton.
known as the "CATLIN FARM" containing
about 300 acre. of tillage. pasture and woodland,
with house and out-buildings thereon.
J. Lot numbered III in Colchester, containing
100 acres
T. The two-,tory Brick House and premises. on
the 'outh side Of Pearl street, and between Pine
street and Champlain street. known as the "HUNT
HOUSE"
D. seven Houses, with out-buildings and land.
On doch street, between Pearl street and the resi-
denco of j. n. Pomeroy, ESQ.
.. The BRICK STORE at the corner of Pearl
street and Goch street
I. The new, spacious and substantial BRICK
DNELLlNG-HOUSE at the head of Pearl street.
neIt west oil the residence of the late Avan Foote1
with the grounds adjoining This situation com.
mands one of the finest and most extensive of the
views of the lake, bays and mountains for which
Burlington is 80 famous.
All the before mentioned property will be sold
at low price, and ample time will be given for the
payment of u large part of the purchase money. A
perfect title will be given.
Apply at the Office Of the subscriber, CONNER.
cial Bank Building, Court House Square.
GEO. +. EDMUNDS.
Burlington, Feb. 5, 1851. d6wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-13
DAVIS Pain Killer.

PARALLEL Preparation is recsvingmore testimonials
of its wonderful efficacy in removing pain, than
any other medicine ever offered to the public
And these testimonials come from persons of every
degree Of intelligence and every rank Of life
Physicians of the first respectability, and perfect
ly conversant with the nature of diseases and re.
medes, have recommended this as one Of the most
efectual in their line Of preparations for the e1-
tinetion Of Pain. The Pain Killer is used inter-
the complaint 1t has been found to be an excel
lent remedy for sudden Colds, Coughs, &c, Fever
and Ague, Asthma and Phthisic, Pain in the Head.
Kidney Complaints, Piles, Rheumatic Complaints,
Bruise, and Sorrs, Severe Burns, Canker, Biles
and Ringworms, Weak Stomach, and General De-
bility, Painters Collie, Broken Breasts, &c. Bowel
Complaint and Dysentery, Cholers, Liver Com.
plant, Dyspepsia, Toothache, 30. &c.
Genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer 10 now put up
in panel bottles. with the words Davis Vegetable
Pain Killer blown in the glass and with two
steel engraved label. on each bottle-one an e1-
cellent likeness of Perry Davis, the original In
ventor of the medicine; the other q steel engraved
Note of Hand-none others can be relied on a.
genuine.
I'rieo OF Dottes-Iz Ia cents, rs cents, and 81,
respectively.
For sale by most of the I'M dicinc dsa ers trough
out the known world.
PERRY DAVIS son, Proprietor.,
"a, High-street, Providence, X. l.
A.HU NTING, NJ. d.
Sold by A. C. SPEAR, Burlington, L. L. DurcnrR
Son, St. Adams, and by Medicine Dealers gene
ally. w3iw4 dlaw1W
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-13
An Interesting Chapter in the History of
Vermont

Proeeed'ngs and Debates ofthe Extra Session.
In consequence of u demand for files of
Walton's Daily Journal that cannot be sup
Piled, the undersigned proposes to publish
limited edition of the Proceedings and
OebdteS OF the recent extra session of the
Legislature. The Proceeding, will be ia
ken from the official records of the Senate
and House. o'~hr"ei"s tho various bills, Il
nendments, and yeas and nays, on the
State House questions; and the Debates, both
in the Senate and House. and in the Com
mittee of the Whole, will be put in the
proper place in the record, and be taken
from Walton's Daily journal, with such
corrections as the speakers choose to make.
These corrections, il any be desired should
be sent to the undersigned by the tenth
instant. To the debates will be added the
acts, concerning the state house, of 1905
and 1888, and all the acts Of the extra ses-
sion of 1857.
The whole will make a volume of from
$40 to 400 pages, and will he furnished, TO
s"dscr'Jers only, for one dollar per copy.
Subscribers are requested 10 send their
ndmcs by the lOh instant, in ordsr that the
number repaired MAY be knoirn.
Postmasters who will act "a. agents, and
guaranty the pay, will receive one copy jree
Tor every five subscribers.
y litors copying the above will be
furnished witha copy. E. P. WALTON.
MOnipeher, March 2. 1857.
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MARK ETS.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

OhMbhlDuE CAIILE MARKET.
Wednesday March lI.-At market 725 Cattle
about Geo Beeves and Go Stores consisting of
Working Oxen. Cows and Calves, Yearlings two
and three years old. Market Beef Extra-per cwt.
s,75 900 First quality, s a s,55 Second do
1850 7,75 Third do a CTS Ordinary 800 !;
Working Oxen 30 75 Cows and Calves ,4Oa65
Two years old 35 81. Three years old, 40 a As.
Sheep and Lambs, 1850 at market. Extra, 8, 1000.
BY lot, q 600.
Remarks - The number of cattle at market to-
day, was larger than for some weeks previous and
were of excellent quality. No alteration in prices
TO note, but sales not quite as quick l have sold
sixteen oxen fated by Timothy Morse of New
bury, VT, which will average 1900 cut net for
$50 dollars per head or 10 dollars per cwt. N. Y.
Bachelor sold to c. Athertou, IA for one hundred
and five dollars per head or about $50 per cwt
Sheep sold rather dull at decline of IS to so cts.
per head from last weeks prices
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-13
ONygenated Bitters. A

cure for Dyspepsia-The history Of thi. remark
able medicine, and its astonishing success in OBJ
stinate cases Of Dyspepsia, Asthma, and General
Debility Of the System, place it among the most
wonderful discoveries in medical science, and has
given it reputation far beyond any remedy
known for these complaints in all their various
forms
Tho O1ygenated Bitters contain nothing
which can intoXicate and the medicine has
simila. ty whatever to the various alchoholc mix
lures disguised as "Bitters," being purely medi-
cinll compound, in which are combined the most
valuable remedial agents, and a peculiar oxygen
ated property, hitherto unknown, but highly eff .
clcious in all complaints arising from weakness
and arrangement, or prostration Of the stomach
and system generally. 1t is a mild and agreeable
tonic removing all disagreeable symptoms, and as
sistng nature in her efforts to restore the impaired
powers Of the system.
SETH W. FOWLE 4 Co, l3s Washington st.,
Boston, Proprietoss. Sold by their agents every
where.
Agents, 7. A, Peck. A. @. Spear, Burlington
J. Newell Co Winooski Falls II. A. Hodges,
Richmond A. ii. Grovenor, Jonesville J. +.
Henry, Waterbury, Marcus Hull, Hne,burgh
E. Alexander 4 Co, Charlotte r. Ferguson,
Essex. - w36w2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-13

" u. L. HARRIS, SURGEON AND ME-.
W cHAsIcAL Dentist, has taken an Office in
Bank Block over A. Prouty's Store, where he ma
DO found at all times in READINGS. to wait upon
those who may require his services.
Carious teeth filed with pure CRYSTAL Gold
(the best article now in use) and Gold Foil. and
restored to permanent usefulness if attended tc
in proper time.
Teeth inserted on pivot plate either Gold or
Silver, partial or full sets, and made in manner
which cannot fail to please.
Teeth extracted without pain by the freezing
process. which is in advance Of Chloroform and
Ether, as there is not the slightest danger in its
use, and is just as successful.
DR.. H. has locate himself in this place perma.
nently and ~ operations will 10 performed by
him in careful and durable manner and warran-
ted to give perfect satisfaction.
Burlington, Feb. 2. 1857 dIw,f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-13

C1arke's Female Pllls.-The gr eat
ENGLISH REMEDY.-Prepared from u Prescrip.
ton Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ. D., Physician Extraordi
nary to the Queen.
hi. invaluable medicine Is unfailing In the c are
of all those painful and dangerous disorders to
which the female constitution is subject. Itmode.
rates all excess and removes all Instructions ana
speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited
1t will, in a short time, bring on the monthly re.
riod with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar bears the Govern
ment stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counter.
fets
CAUTION. These Pills should not be taken BY
females that are pregnant, during III. fret t.,"
months as they are sure to bring on miscarriage
but at every other time and in every other case,
they perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada
I. c. BALDWIN d CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, y. Y, General
Agents.
N. B.-sl 90 and postage 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 w29 6mos
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-13
Barre Academy


will begin February 9Th Poard, including Room
andWashing. 81, 81.
Extracts from report to the Trustees of the Ex-
aiming Committee, lsjj, consisting of Rev. c.
c. Parker, Rev Joel Fisk and Rev. u. Abbott
+" We found the two prime conditions of Il good
school, order and hyrdu ghnsss of instruction
most happily combined in its administration
We cheerfully say that it is one of the exceleul
schools in State and worthy of the patronage Of
the friends Of sound learning"
Extracts from n report to the Trustees Of the Ex.
aiming Committee, 1856. consisting Of Rev. p.
F. Barnard, Daniel Bates, NJ D., and CA, Kent
A. b.
The discipline and general management of the
school We can most heartily commend being OF that
mild persuasive, yet strict and energetic characte
that seldom fails of the most pleasing results. =
1t has evidently been the aim of the teachers to
have their pupils patient, persevering, earnest,
working and SO good scholars. Your COM
mittee would most heartily commend the school to
the confidence and patronage Of the community at
arge. j. SPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, Jan. II. 1851.
wa 4w NG-4
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Delights Spanish LustraI.

sure to make the hair grow on bald heads; removes
the dandruf and keeps the Head cool, gives a soft
gloss to the hair prevents its falling off and arrests
its premature decay. For the toilet it is highly
ended for its fragrance. During the time
this celebrated compound ha. been before America
Public it has won for itself a reputation which
desnes it to take the lead Of all preparations for
hair.
From Leonard Stoddard, City Marshal OF Lawrence.
To whom it may concern Having used Delights
Spanish Lustral for the Hair for several months
past, l do not hesitate to say that it far exceeds
everything of the kind have ever used. If you
have bald head try it. If you are blessed with a
good head ofhair and wish to retain it glossy health
nd nice, then use Delights Spanish Lustral-it is
just the thing to do it,
From Letter from Davis Morgans. Of the Bay Mills
Lawrence
In had but very little faith in the Spanish Lastra
knowing that there is SO much imposition in the
shape of - Hair Re.toratves," but | concluded to
try it. The first bottle caused q fuzzy appearance
on my head, followed by young hair and before /
had finished the second bottle, had a most plen
crop, which entirely realized the wonderful vir.lf
tue. of the Spanish Lustral. My residence is MOL
Bay State Corporation, Lawrence, where can be
seen at any time.
Prepared by J. r .WADLEIGH, Druggist, No
Appleton Block, Lawrence, Mass.
25 and SO cents per bottle.
FRED. Z. SMITH, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent
or Vermont to whom all orders should beaddressed
Sold by A. c. SPEAR and E. B. BENTON
Druggist BurlngtouVt wis dGw6m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOllONay's Ointment and

PILLS.-External injuries, as we'll as external
diseases, may be truly said to have lost half their
terrors since the introduction Of Holloway's oint-
nent' The worst bruises, burns, and scalds, the
severest flesh wounds, and the most dangerous
fractures, are treated successfully with this oint-
ment in the hospitals OF London and Paris. The
first dressing subdues Inflammation and relieves
pain, and, these symptoms removed. the process
OF restoration is rapid almost beyond eredisihty.
Eruptions of all kinds, asthma, mumps, Group,
and sores and ulcers Of every kind, may be
promptly relieved by the application Of the un.
equalltd remedy. The Pills are the standard
specific for diseases of the stomach, liver, and
bowels, throughout Europe and Americ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IN PRESS.
The Vermont TOwuspnau

Containing all tie Laws of the State appertain.
ing to Towns and Town Officers, their rights, du.
ties and liabilities, adapted to the compiled Stat
utc', and the Laws passed since relative to Town.
with forms and Judicial decisions, prepared with
view to meet the wants Of every business man in
the State.
vol. l2mo. Law, sheep, about 400 ID.
READY EARLY IN MARCH.
PUBLISHED BIT
BROWN, TAeGARD q CHASE.
"a Cornhill, Boston.
AND FOR sALtBY
1. A. FULLER, Burlington.
c. O. EASTMAN, Montpelier.
GEO. A. FUTILE 4 CO., Rutland
feb25dlw vassz
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-13

The ORD Folks CoNcERr The largest
audience ever collected on n similar ocea-
sion, in Burlington, filed the Town Hall
10 Overlooking last evening. Almost eyery-
BODY, with his wife and children was thore.
and some Of " the rest of mankind. " They
came early, listened and locked with eager
ana smiling attention for two hours or more.
ana lett delighted and oycrplid for coming.
we hear hut one sentiment that ofprai,e Of
lac whole affair. Tho selections. both of
secular AMI sacred music, were iudiciou,.
''e variety OF songs, DUETS, trios quartcttes.
ana choral pieces, was abundant. and the
singing was good andn truthfulreproductio
OF the music Of seventyTycars ago. The COS
tunes showed great care surprising variety.
and good taste. Each lady was n separate
study ana rich eelyets, broadcloth,. Iace..
towering head-dresses, and sparkling Jewels.
showed that the kind old souls who hold nm
their hands over the extravaganza of modern
dress have strangely forgotten the fashion,
q their youth, The tout ,HSe1,5i, on
the stage formed a striking and interesting
picture. The Tutleau between the p,rts
was very pleasing feature. 1t represented
group OF cavaliers and ladies fair. assem-
Died IN an artists studio, and REGARDING |
with varied attitudes of wonder and ADM
ration beautiful full length portrait Of a
young lady, which the artist, who stood BY
1t brush in hand, had just completed. The
portrait looked as if it might step out of the
canvass, and We are not sure bu. it did. af
Ter the curtain dropped
IRE sacred music occupied the larger share
OF the evening. One hymn was given out
IN regular style, and "deaconed off," two
lines at time, by the Rev. Mr. Smith. with
capital effect. I he whole closed with Old
Hundred, sung by the choir and audience,
all standing.
The complete success Of the affair must
be very gratifying to all concerned in it. Or
m It's worthy object. Unqualified praise is
lue toNr Partridge who led with the ener 1
y ana tact OF professional maestro, and
. ms assistants, for the excellence of the
arrangements and general care displayed.
Inc programme was, perhaps too long
Jet The succession of fifteen or twenty tunes
'i'h n general sameness of effect, repro
Iuced the impression Of the sacred music ;
u the last century in this country, with /
- mcagre harmony and scantiness of ideas.
a.re perfectly than could have been done I,
n any other way. =
Inc receipts Of the concert were 1925, t
nj little more. Over Il thousand person. a
'ust have found admission to the Han. and C
my we learn, went away from the door |
nahIo to obtain an entrance At least three t
"hdied rorsous occupied the aislcs and a
r., and stood throughout the evening.
We hear many expressions of desire for n
'ieu''on OF the Concert and if such wish E
II prove to be general we presume 1t t
lay be repeated at some future day. u
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New q OOd DIS
JUST RECEIVED ATTHE
PEOPLES STORE !

BY FREIGHT AND EXPRESS LINE
Ladies desiring (and those who have left their
orders for) double and single Zephyr worsteds
can now obtain most every shade also beauti-
full article of
PEARL SILK HOSE
with fine Linen Cambria Hdkfs., Chenille Cord
India Ruuber and Ivory Combs, &c. 4c. &c.
Merchants desiring to sort up can now obtain by
the piece, case, or bale, fine lot Of Domestics
just come to hand. comprising.
Bowdoin Jeans, Portland Stripes.
Extra dc Farmers Denims
Newport Black Wadding.
Bates York Wicking,
Black Silesia, Crash fine.
BARTLETT Long Cloths, Crash heavy.
York Mills shifting, Linen Thread.
Pl ease note that we continue still to take all
Canada and Spanish Coin for l2c. and rs c. and
expect 20 do so for some time yet. and shall sell
our goods as low II there had been no change
in the mon ey market.
feb l4dlOt HoTCHKISS 4 JELLIiON.
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Use Dr.ClOugh' = Columbian Pi

use Df.SlOuSh's Columbian Pills,
in Dyspepsia and Indigestion, as well as for Liv-
er Complaint. gentleman in West stockbridge,
troubled strangely Tor years with Indigestion,
says
"Mr. Kennel was SO terribly affected that
sometimes when those fits of Z" blue devils" we're
IN me-although myself of naturally pleasant
and ocular turn-l felt as though l wanted to
kick somebody, especially if young persons were
about laughing and happy. | was truly victim
OF indigestion, with constant sour stomach, with
out energy Of body mind, cast down icted tor
mented, almost loathing any Iociety, until COM
menced the use Of your Columbian Pills and thank
fortune and you too,they have cured me, feel bet
tor. look batter, and weigh twenty pounds more
than when | commenced their use and | verify
believe them worth all the pills ever made"
These Pills are purely Vegetablei
These Pills expei disease and pain,
These Pills capital for children.
These Pills are what Mothers need!
Sold by Druggists. rs cents boz, or S boxer
for 81. Orders addressed to
WIN. RENNE, PttsGeld, Mass
A. c. Spear, Agent, Burlington; Fred smith,
Montpelier. mchldlwlm.
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DIED..

In Montpelier, Feb. 2l,t, Mri. Patty Reed,
aged 81.
In Bolton, Feb. goth, John Pineo, aged SO.
In East Montpelier, Feb. 18th, Mrs. Betsey
Phinney, aged so years.
In Burke. March 4, Hon. George W. Denison,
aged ~.
In Westminster West. March lT. Mrs. Mary
Ann Stevens. aged 80.
In Northfsld, March I'd. Mr.. George D. Hurl-
bert, aged 81.
In Woodstock, Vt, Mrs. Lucy Ann Perry, aged
DC
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Oriental Painting

The undersigned will send, for dollar, full and
explicit instructions in this beautiful art. Picture.
painted in this style are very brilliant, and beau
tiful, as well as lasting Any one with but common
taste can furnish their parlors, with beautiful
paintings, Of their own Who would not learn for
one dollar ! Inclose and direct to
c. c. CoLBURN, Burlington, Vt.
sample Of the work can be seen at DR.. NJ. J.
"Litont. feb27d2wkw2m.