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Patent Gsc7.DOckc( +!

f0py rIgM S.1ured bY m. BEE HlFEO
sNli> CURIOUS MACHINE j. cry simple IN
L il, construction, yet the manner, s.ccesS ant
eNtrut OF its operations ARE truly wonderful ard
fringe it may ,ecm,it is perte ty harmless
u-"iul, and even necessary tn the public good II
II plays mnch ingenuity aud dis 'retion IN all Of
',s operations, adi.ttug itself to tue wants and
"lsh"s ct MS victims, always yielding when they
cry =" holi, enough it's very discrmi atug II
rs Hbt-acfonN, always rtlrcting' slow notes "aud
" bogus muLcy This novel mcclure throws
James and Aunt Snsau's Swing Machine, alu
even Turks " Rat Trap " entirely into the .he6
The principle upon which it operates can be e.
lressed III one word VIZ lash We have bot
the audhcity and cardpr to recOmmen, this ma.
chine To tue public, and affirm that it is great
benefit to community, and very profitable to our
selves that ali Of the above, and much more, cau
Justly be said of our machine, fully believe
but if any uIe increduluus with them To come
and test t for Themselves if ati aid to do that
We refer them to any of its lucky victims, VIII,
will checriully dlspel all doubts and c"rruboratt
what We have stated The magic power .his
machNne, consists IN the irresistible attraction,
which a4rr"unl it it has at its disposal sJme-
thing which every one needs-hence, the secret
oi its power.
rl'nE BEE HIVE is tho place to buy Carpet,
L Oil Cloths, Mnt'in1s and Drugge's,
me- BEE HIVE Is the place to Uuy all kind
1 of Curtain Materials.
NE Bee HIVE is the place To- buy Dres.
G"uds, >hawls, Ma .tia,, and luma..
NJ B-E II We is the place TO buy Embroid-
cries, Laces, aud Trimmings.
NJ bEF HIVE is the place to tuy all kiuds
OF House furnishing Dry Clouds.
II ne ZEE HIVE is the place to buy Ho,iery,
L Gloves, Mutt, and H'dk'is
NJ BEE HIVE is the place to buy anything
II Ia the Dry Guuds llhe. Como AID see II il ls
not Respectfully,
l4ysd4Ttf y. PEEK Ja 4co.
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FROM CHICAGO

Beoit, Evansville, NJ ,dison, Prairie Du Chisn, ST.
Paul, aud all ints on the Upper Mississippi
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL AND FONDULAC R. R.
INHREE Trains leave Chicago daily for Prairie
Du Chen, passing through the beautiful cit.
les OF Jalesvlle and Madison, connecting with
ile OF splendid Steamers for St. Paul and all
points on the Mississippi River, Northern Iowa,
AM Minnesota, forming in connection with the
Milwaukee aud Mississippi Rail Road, the only
direct, ald expeditions route from Chicago to the
terror, and entire North-West Of Wisconsin,
BEING - HOURS QUICKER rHAs VIA. puxLtIrH
Through from Chicago TO Prairie Du Chen (ou
the Mississippi RiveD IN TEN HOURS, WITH
OUT CHANGE OF CARS,
Chicago to Beloit, hours.
Chicago to Janesville, 81 hours.
Chicago 10 Madison, 5 hours.
Chicago to Prairie Da CHEN, 10 hours
Chicago to st. Paul, 80 hours.
Passengers destined for the North West, to
avail themselves of this desirable route, should
ask for tickets via. GAINESVILLE.
>. +. JOHNSON, Surt.
GEO. L. DUNLAP, Asst. Supt
Z. DEWITT ROBINSON, General Ticket Agent,
Chicago. w2wly
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Palincr'S Artificial Leg.

hfmorll ~ the -lrinEhed Est 'b!IShmsnf IN BISton,
9 4 the urgent solicitation Of the most
| ~ eminent -urgsons and Phy,,cians of
Boston and New L gland, me manufacture
y of the uuequalled American Invention has
| been re moved to Boston. The "PALMtK
ARTIFICIAL Leg" is without a rival
Il either in Europe or America, and is now
worn by nearly Thr thousand persons with
astonishing succ So, towards of two hundr, Il of
whom are Ladies', aud we have thirty iudivilu ais
each walking upon two Artificial Legs. 1t so
nearly resembles the natural leg, in appearance
nd that the incest observation often tails
to detect art from "Nature" The "Palmcr
Leg" t1ok the 'Great Prize Medal" at the " orli's
FAIR in London, over thirty competitors from all
parts Of Europe. No other Artificial Leg is re-
CONNIE nded by intelli gent Surgeons and Physic.ns
ls tn, ''palner Leg" is rega ded as the ne plus
ultr, Of surgical Mechanism They are very dura.
BILE yet light the average weight being four pounds
stumps with entire success. The 'l-g'' Is fnely
ventilated In this country it has been exhibited
thirty i've times, and in every instance re eived
tt c award OF the highest or first premium The
PATIENT is enabled to walk Immediately upon its
app ttion, with remarkable ease, comfort and
nLturalness.
Pamphlet. giving II i0format on, sent gratis
to every applicant. General Oti"e md Nanufac-
tor IS tor the New England states including kew
lork and sri i,h Provinces, II Green st Boston,
lass and 37s Broadway NV York P4tieuts
can tie served at Boston or New YORK as is most
convrnien' to them.
Address, PALMEG h Co. w5lm3
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Vermont Central gsaiirOad.

,,",,,n ,nn.,,,r,,,1r
So "MHh hh"h"u H"HNf
The Sh0ricsk and gnickta ROUie for
r,,..,,..-. ..-l, a.. Wa,
CAACNt 3 - olAd INV W NS''
No~thn,.- Wo-,-..,, E.:ti,h and n 6
'''''''
M AED IA q UTE
To ComnrncC Mnuday, May II, 1857.
TRAIN, GOtNp NOR II AND WEST
a.
Leave burlington atVoo a. NJ lZ4o ana lou
= " .....-,,,.- ,,,.,
hAfNl9N MAIN c.nnec'S ", "'nuS " anu VINE
N'er JHneu.h WIN trans lcaNl"g n"''"h ana
SpIln- 81" 81 '''u a. Al. s'me ny anu ''' IN new
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Alpine Hair Balm,

F. Restoring Gray Harr 10 rs Original Color.
AEARRANrEu to cure ba dness, Scurt, dand-
w run, itching AMI all diseases Of the skin.
Thus Balm gives the scalp a and healthful ac-
uon restore the coloring matter TO the root. Of
the hair, which passes thou ID the hair aud give
it natural color without the use of HAIR dye
Hundreds of preparations have been introduced
pretending to preserve the hair and keep it IRON
talIin uf, composed OF Ola, Ale hol, and other
deleterious m ,terials. and all to no use. Hair
dyes have been introduced that DO not give the
hair natural color, besides being troublesome IL
use, IniS Balm is not Dye. Knowing that
preparation was needed 10 do what WAS required
for the II r, the proprietor wa, induced to exp+r.
inent until he could obtain an Article that wouli
be the xlct remedy, and ter seven years trial
he's De iected this litlm. 1t is othlns and emul
ID Mt, al avs all irritation of the scalp, thereby
stop Ing that Troublesome itching. II cures
dindrut and scurf and when the hair has turned
gray 1t will bring it back to its original color be
1t hla'k. 3rown or Auburn. it makes the hair
'otf and gloSsy,-prrvents it from faliiug of as
will be seen by using this balm foronly a few days;
life Will be given to the roots Of the hair and
gt""tn Will SOON APPEAR. Growth does not take
place at the end If the hair, will be seen in
'rsons who have their hair dyed. If you exam
Tue gray hair that has been colored for week,
You Will I'm towards the roots. that the hair has
come nut gray, henc it is necessary 10 have the
Hdd at the roots Of the HAIR healthy, that the
whole hair may be natural color. Zach hair has
y root in the skin, and is Of ltselfa hollow, gray
tube, through which there is constant circ latiun
of the pigment from the root. When this pi .ment
coluring matter dies out 1t leaves tina hair hol.
low and gray. lo invent balm that would pro-
duce this pigment has become the study Of the
PROPRIETOR. The sc'very of the Alpine Hair
balm will do it, 1t will bring the hair to its nat
ural color by making new the colorng matter in
the roots of the hair.
1t is a mistaken notion that oil or grease will
restore the hair, a, nothing can be more injurious
The Alpine Hair Balm, will restore the skin and
save the hair of those who have been sick with fe-
yer or any disease
Prepared bye A. P, MASON, Providence, R. I.
d. =, IVES co. sS Milk st, Boston, Mass.
sole agent for the States and Csnadss
For sale in Burlington by Z. d, BENTON
wi3 6m.
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GOODS
SELECTED NpuF sly FIR
hs"rsinSion Market,
Or HhISS q JELLIS
Jobbers and Rctailers,
ij2 Church street,

English Grape superior qualities English Crape
Nels an lies, Love 'eils assorted sizes and quail
itlr., ulvvcs six Merlno, LisIe Embroidered
Hose Raw six, Nerlno, Wool, Cotton Mourning.
S,"s, Mourning sleeves, Mourning Collar
Mou' ming II d'ktS, Mourning Bracelets
~
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
Ottoman tiaids, Ducal Pmids, CruvelIi Cloths
Va ruc'as, Frcr.h Challiettcs, striped PopIins
StUpe0 po Reyes, 4! IN De Beses ~uiped Cham
hre, PIt!H Chfmbrc, aides Travelling Cloths.
Plain Dc Laines, Figured De Lanes,
30.
MANUFACTURERS DEPARTA,ENT
Shirts, Drawers, iUwus, Collars, Bosoms, Ties
Stocks, Cra,ats, made ON the shortest notice and
warranted to tit. Also, kept on hand large a.
s"rtmcnt of
GEN lLEAiEN'N FURNISHING GOODS,
C'mpri,'us Niik Iudcr Shirts, Merino UrG,r
shuts, knt ndcr shirts, VI iu, Hose, Wool
Hos, Uni Hose, Cotton -4r.,, aucy loves,
ki Gloyes Llse Thread Gloyes, Guards. rosom
stud- Wrist links, Wristbands, Umbrellas, Fancy
scarls, Sill llauIkerchiels, Linen llandkerchiefs
Siik 9uspenlers, Elastic SuspenIers.
If Convenient, wc would de sire that orr ca. TOM
ers would hand IL sckly all or-.rs previous To-
Wednesday corning, thereby saving our time end
getting goods full AS soon. - Also, notice that
we still take Canada coin at the Oh rate-l2a a-d
20 cents June3dSWtf
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l sJ7.. Osdensburgh. 1857
JOHNSON,S HOTEL.

CORNER OF FORD ANO PATTERSON SITS
ogdensburgh, n. Y,
hILEf JOHNSON, Proprietor
Nearest House to R. R. Depot and stoambos
Landing.
Carriages and good trlsty Porters will be In
reafiness to convey passengers to and from this
House free Of chrgs
~ Ih's dpuss affords good socomuo datiou
ana moderate prices MsylSrly
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Singers Sewing Machines.

iNHE GREAT REPUTATION OF SINGERS
1 SEWN Machines is founded on the fact. that
thev are p,tf 'ctly adapted to every variety Of
'rk, an thu each one of them, KEEP; employed,
will earn not less than
ONE rIOUSANO DOLLARS A YEAR.
All persons desiring full aud reliable informs.
ton about these nachines-NZss, prices, modes Of
purchasing, GIN obtain 1t by applying, by
letter or othsrEi.e, for a copy of l. NJ SINGER
L CO.'S g iZErTE, a beautiful Pictorial Paper.
entirely devoted 20 Sc ing Machine interests, 1t
will be sent gratis.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Wanted In every Town in the Uni'ed States, to
whom liberal in iucements re offer
n. B.-We hive made arran gem 'nts with many
editors and publishers Of newspapers hi shly pro-
dtible and Ilsfictory t. them, and wish to 10 IKE
similar contracts with ,very uewsp Iper an / ma
gag ne IN the couutr, For full particulars ad-
dress
I. NJ SINGER 4 co,
w3sn3 1928 Broadway, \. Y.
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One square, 10 lines or less in minon solid,
ID ee insertions, 3
Each 'n'erti n after the third, 2 cents p, line,
Legal n"',ces 10 cents a line, more or less. for
nree weeks. 'O'
1rly advertisers occupying fur squares 0,
- ~. r pnvIege of change at fair discount,
- ,hi ~ llege Of yearly advert ~. /. limit
~ ~ '"e'r ""n Immediate business. in their oyyr
niine ami all advertisements for the nrncf Wv" =
,tas[ Per,"n'' as well as 'gal advertisement an,
n, NV ~ ID 4c'I 10 sales,a aid adverts, en- Z
aust be pad Tor at the usual rates. y '"o'-'
NO .'Port' res lutions or proceedings cf any oor
p'rhuon' c'e' association or ruhlic a, eli,
AMI NJ communication designed to cal atterr.nn ~
o. r1tter cf umi'rd or individual Interest c, ~,
serted, unless paid for an advert. semcnt.
No advertisement eau be Inserted gGatuitouslv
70, Snc'etes' public institutions or companies.
Oo''r"cts for yearly advertising will moi be dist
.ohtnned unless an order mat effect il Is
she once 4"' when discoutiDued in ie.s tu,o
'sA'' me F''s q wt0is year will be charged,
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G o n 5 L VI = / | o n
of the Throat
tU-Vtto UTTy VuTtui " TTUTTT5 vi" 4TIV1TV ~
Napprs.
nR ANDREW STD\ Il. Physician to the Tro

y,r.rs
....,,. ....
Ehh NphtN ol'\"' fnyHchn otne roy
Lung INSTITUTE Inventor "' Tue ce'e' az"
iuLNuN Itf" Lung le''er' a'l e"''f "' 'ue
" 'hNn'd "l'c e. u u h''nE WIN rsth'h'"H
succ' -" "''"Se' "' Tue Lu'IS' LUZ AT 9u"
le'rt' asthma, blohc"n- ~ n w. an" 'u
ntc"Ar consumption YIN W. 't" a. were"
vs. III 81 t"Id VI ulrhtcu Nhl ''s'-N"'ch are
hreathcd dir'cty lutulht Lung dc" tue seat "I
his'"'e.
lhis discovery Is based upon tue s. ''H''l r'
clp'eS lhe N"P"ts u d" >" eIhf'u' "P''e''
a, t. dts'"lve tab ar matter III the h"u 'u"
cause Vt I be eNrcrtWat,d at the same tlnt u
traNets"s every MI ute AIR tune oud c'I' Hhu III
ctrhtcd cavern III he La c'uslnE them I" h'H.
quictinE the cough, ,ubduug tue hisui s"e"s, 'he
htcl'c FEVER ana cuH~'
ton-u uptl n, thlt all preNHIlnE disease, Wuich
Is now carr IN on" hurdr Il thousand ahn"hiiS III
the third states, t"a prem i'urc gave ana
winch bang the bI'ck pan "''' >" many l'"' w.
HilEht- >" HnuN N'ul z heht's 'ud VI SIS ;" many
pr"'pects,--'s now as cur'tic In ~ anus u""tr
my sy.hm o. trcHtmoi I. AIS any "'hei hls'Nst, u
adopted Ia any prudent -raS"n, before the vital
energies OF the constitution are too lar lie.
pressed.
The Old school d'c'rire, Tat Consumption Is
'hcuraDic, has caused the death OF thou,"uds -
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y o. e 'E'Efie q W.,
mt flhh "
uGtCllki>S Il .DCIsison

~ ~ pr itrA ''lN" anu Pilnuug
w Establishment on tatrn I,land-
FOR WiilCli COMPANY
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PAPER lfANGTNGS.

Common Pl-ers Fl IN to 10 cents. Satin, Vet
vet ana old P'ucr, from - &C, Is to "a. WHIT"
G'apite, Common White, tluc Edged, lrtqu"
G., chd-te ana sic nnt paucru,) Common r,u,,
Dipped, \ euuw, and AL tie usual styles OF Gu..s
TO- oe tuuud III any ,sft l,u nyut n thus count
always m naud A.i unN >rll n lower tan 'N,I.
$40 alIS rAlNitr A>r ILtLu Nl\nuW SIArhs
Ev ~ va,i.tt ,.,lG, rt}, Fattelu amt inicc -
$50 Bnl, Paper HuittDs LEA TRAY it. sttt-
sr,gle or by ,Ae d-2cu, now ylcs and at 1t low
Gsure.
TABLE CUTLERY.
Cocoa, Buck lIurr, Buffalo Horn, Ebony, and
Ivory Handles, The best Goods made in this
county.
-llNtK ~ NTED WARE FACrO Y PRICES
nprt-irg Tea sets from SIT t. 81. Tea an /
Tebe. -puous Tale, Mcdium, aud Dessert
Eurts. oyster tud tickle FORKS sugar S,,uon,
ant Oh 'veiS, bar ~pr uiis. alt rpuOns Gravy La
d e., Butter Knives. Sc, 4.
CA>IOoH, Silver Plated. at % per cent less
THAI City Prices. rhese 70 ds bought low
to close out an Auction lot. and will be sold al
couesl coming figures
BhIlrANIA WA L f every description
SON" yles Of Coffee uud lea Pots just re.
ceiV"a.
I'c1ntiful Tin Toilet Sets, and a thousand
thln.s impossible partIcu arze in all adve tise
uen'. Tone aud * mi Z, AMI I'll, Il buy.
Terms CASH, sure Pay ou.ali rutt,.
> : Brown.
mayd&w China iiaIl $50 C4.Ich ttreet,
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TIE FREE PRESS BURLINGTON FRIDAY MORNING July TO- 1857
Dr. .pacOby's Establishment.

OHSuus HStHpiiSutus'u,'
IN =. ~ anh men w tllb IN " ~
I'b hhN'ohAl'oNo F lHh lAlh, Nc"
lHtAoNT SrHStr' boston. pt JAHpBN invites me
"''out' u ~ persons su Ject 10 dlsehSo ~ the SKIN
ntnlIe,teu Va VA" gradual loss "i the ha'ror per
sons VINO are already Oa d, t' his estlhlis 'ntnt'
"ncre 'emeiy can VI mos. cises De iuuhd uuuer
MS hihe'a' treatment lie can not l'th IN
huct"n' warn persons 700 strongly hSain't the use
OF greasy substances, or those delete1ous washes
commonly composed OF stnr OIL nnd alcohol,
whlch are atonci 5, ih'al To the mar ana SKIN. In
cases the loss OF the h'r pro'eeds NON these CIR
cum'tanccs;-Ihe system 'N'e's through the pores
o the 'H'n certain q"'ht'y "' "hl"a' n"'t'r )
IL TINS l. suffered to re'n,'n' me pores b come
cloSged w. ana consequently tne henIth oil the
hair Is impaired. Now t. add to thee animal
nccninhlat'"ns grensy substances particularly one
~ Nici u ami u nmy ~ castor or Is o. course to
lac ease thi evil. iletulln's' Is the hr't law OF
nature. The animal deposits must be rnm"ved,
the sk'n kept Tree from hll ittty matter, ANA the
pores kept open Let this be done, and IN nine
cases cut OF ten tn re viii he no trouble with the
hhr. In ca es where diseases "i the SKIN have
been contracted ny long iegltct - the'e tuIts'
mineral treatment i necessary to restore the
SKIN {" healthtul aud natural cuniition. Dr.
JACoBY will be happy t" give to any person calling
on HIM II more extended explanation OF the whole
theory of such diseases and their treatment tonnd-
eel upon ample ani "hv'ou@ conditions OF natural
sc ence. he append Il certut1tt u only one ol II
large number from other sources, te.tify'ng to the
efficacy Of his Mineral Washes as RENE y 7
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NuljcP,

1 WARRANT fur lGO acr : Of land, No. 2s,-
y 7C6, issued to the det.ikued, the l9th OF
jane, 1886, ~ tie Com missioner OF Pcusi us, u
Ter tue act ot March Sd, 800, aud en- u,ed
by the Commissioner t. Henry Weed, Hin, bIr.h,
Vermont, by mail, ami was lost in its trAu>pl,sl
to said llinesburgh, and has not been r,c,iNeI toy
either said Weed 81 myself. intend to apply to
The Commissioner of Pensions tor - duplicate at
aid warrant, and all persons are cautioned
Il salust pu,cuasiug the rilInal warrant
GtOKit WULCOrT.
Burlington, Vt June ., IslI. MoUM6
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.BEEs PRINTING.

we rave recently supIleu the Free Press job
Office with soIuo FoAIr NEW IoNI, At rIain ma,
ornament tyIe, rev and beautiful w.. :. ,tte. lar
'Iank checks, &C., new borders, oi.ameuts
ana u! erial- Of yarrou, kinds; we ha,eai i'm.
't'asel the room devoted to tie j.b department
H ~ est hlishment and are prepared t. do u 1t.
a. ~ very u''cnptlon, as well %. the best, as
.n'"P a. u , chear'tC and with superior currrct-
ness ana Pc pituue.
On irs lor concerts &c, printed at short notice
On inc largest g Hinder press in the st,te,
beautifully engraved weddiug mad ~, ,iD,
cards furnished at city prices ing
:" W. d G. q BENEDICT.
BD,.n N, ,t,,oL 90 10 College Street.
'N-' S4ai'H ~ 4e9'' d&W.
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Albert q. WhictrnOre', Estate

oIAIE OF EnMONI, . he uUuUraple the
District oi Cnittenuen, S. : 4 rebate Io4rt lol
III. DistrIct Vi LhIttuudeu,
t. al persons Interested in the estate Of Albert
u. NhIteMoro, late vt Milton, ii sand District de.
ceased, Greeuus.
whereas the saii Court hath ass gueI tue 10Th
day Ut June neat tor tue settl~Iuent vi tue ad.
uIInlstrat,Un acc uhI Ui the Administrator Of tue
estate Ci the sa.d I.ccdsed, aud urdeieL that
nc notice tne.eUl siveu To- peIsyu, Iutrrest-
ed Ia sa'u estate, ny pub1shlns tu,s VIder turee
Weeks successfully ptc'IULs " tue day que Il,
IA the Burlington Free Press, printed In DuIIlug-
uVu, N sad District.
Iuefc.oce, y,u are hereby notified to appear at
the PROBATE Court r,Ums, III Durnug Oh, the
DAY sue !, tn. II auu tneTv to contest the al.
.Jwducv If SAID account, II you see cause.
GNeu under my maud, this tuiId day OF June,
4. b, 1891.
b. FRENCH, Register.
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HChLlNGluN 10 BOSTON
~ A\p A. kk NJ nda,, May II, 1857, a
Tir"l-ht 'ttln "lIl ,,hEe Gurlmgtun via tut.
"a Il hu' l'ui iuEt u = al 'uad, danny AT II A. NJ.
u.H run dl"c'iy through to Busto. arriving
There al 50 neat inuitlus
Tn, arrangement w'lI AFFORD to f,rwarders Of
Live stock, Produce an other freight IRON Lur-
Il.- tuuU
pNlN LINE rHRorGu IN 22IoURs.
~ butter Car viii be run on this Train -
Price a. Ipw b., ar! other Lluc
Hh'W ers ahuuld be- particular to direct their
freight " VIA Ii. u Is. X. X. Line"
L. A. CllAP.N, Sup't
C. poronrr. gent
burlington, Vt, May 2,ls57. d1w3m
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Improved Farm

f.NON liz Ill VI LAhut AND VT A.
L bic Farm Of about 80 acres, known ~ 1.-THE
Nathan Rice Farm situated IT, the town at Colches
ter, ca tt"ud-nC unity, Vt but ot late onn ed and
'uudu ted hy the late Hon. Avian Fuute OF Bur
hngtun, en- >ting at choice lutervtle, highly
improved uul md and sutl ieut wood and lumber
and, To make il one of the must desirable tarms IN
the STATE. Locilit, very 4 sIrablc. being d. att
one 1t a halt miles from the Depot OF tn Vt
x at Winoo>kr Falls ant buttwo miles from
IN" 4 ni'e sity building at turlIr Lt0n is well
calculated tor the cultivation of stock the husl.
nrs-o' Dairym n is products at ali times ac-
re>>ible to market for cash.
Any persons DESTROYS Of lorat'ng themselves in
this business pleasantly and pruftanly can find an
opportunity by applicit on to either OF the under.
,isned. Terms easy, and large portion of pur-
cha.e money can remain on mortgage if desired
Dweliiug., Bans, outhuildiugs aud fences in
good order HORACE L. MOO, f, .urlingt II, Vt.
CllAS K. tODTE, Boston, Mass
GEO. FOJTE, Detroit, Nich.
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Hinesburgn Academy.
A E, LEAvENwoRTH. Principal

4 z. LEI NWUKIH, FrlnclPaI.
orly three Terms in year.
Tuition per Term, sT,Oo
No extra charge for tuitiou in Mathematics #
Ii guages. The Summer Term commences on Wed
nrsday, April 2?d, and ends on Tuesday July 9th
Vacation Of me week between the terms, and o
six weeks at y e close OF the year,
Miss sarah A. Griggs will give instruct rs in
Plan" Music, on The same terms as heretofore.
few Students can be acc Ii modated with board
in the family Of the Principal other arrangements
tor the supply OF board will be made.
July l. 1856. wi "
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i.utiand & Buriincton II. r

1851. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1877.
IN AND AFTER MAY .5,n 1851. TRAINS
~ will run is foil VS.:
Lcav" Boston AZ , and II O0A NJ
tltchhurg t 9.iH AN. ami | 20 p VI
g hel iows Falls at ) 30 a. M and u O5 and
53jP. NJ.
hntan for Burlington, at AS A, M
80 - 90 a d $50 =. VI.
- burlington for Rutland AM BELOW. Fall.
atNi', 90 an ll.lj A. M.and /, p NJ
~ Both Trains from Boston, 90 through To
burlington, same day.
Al Burlington trains connect with Vt Central
H. and lake Champlain Steamers; at Rutiard
with trans fer TROY, Albany, New T. rk, Saratoga
rprl"gS -chenc tady. aud the Nesi-at LeIloW,
rams ia trains OF the Cheshire Road for titcA.
n"tsh. Worcester, Lowell ana B,stor- Veim,Lt
valley Road. for b attic boIo, Springfield. Hart
fora, New Haven ana New oIk--und With salll
van Road for Windsor, " hite klver Junction. a1.u
the hito-. ouutaiue
tfeiGst tram III passenger car.
f>iop lttWetu ! uilu gton and lutland or At
NefeeAnts, Aircl,tury ana lIandol
p,, I. A. LuAPlN. Supt.
t'"''"'H'"'Ay %''h' lNA' d. VT
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Carriage a Sleigh Making

THE OLD STAND OF JOHN X. GRAY,
'ORrER of King and Champlain Streets, Bur
~ Ii igtUn. All work warranted Of the best des-
cription, Almost all kinds of
CARRIAGES AND SLEIGIIS
kept constantly On hand. Also, LUMRER.
Matched spruce Flooring, planei and thorough
~ seasoned kii"d Ctdar Shingles. warranted.-
100 900 feet Of STRIP Lath. Norway Pine Floor.
ing, thoroughly SESSION d. Hemiock Boards and
Cedar P"sts for Fencing Machine awed Clap
boards, 6 #. long Pine Clapbcard planned, 10 it.
long. Common Spruce and Pine boards
Inquire at the shop of JOHN h. GRAY,
corner Of King and Champlain sts w52tf
THE MEDICINE