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Notice

a. HEREBY GIVEN, that an application will
y be made to the Legislature of Vermont at their
next session, for an alteration or amendment Of
the act incorporating the Vermont 4 Canada
Rail Road Company, in relation to the time linn
tci for building said Road, and in other respects
by order of the Board of Directors of said Co.
dltSw3 j. GREGORY SMITH, Clerk.
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CHARLESTuwN, Mass, Aug. =, 1898
Gents Nothing but "a duty and sympathy
that feel to communicate To others that al
hicted as have been. would induce me 10 give
this public acknowledgement Of the benefit
have received from Prot, Woods Hair kestorat-
i've When first commenced using it, my hair
was quite gray, and in spots entirely bald.
have now used the restorative about Eve months,
and my hair is entirely changed to its original
color brown, and the new hair is over three in
ches in length ON the spots where it WIS bald,
have also been much rratifed at the healthy
moisture and yisor of the hair, which before was
dry, and it has ceased To- come ont as formerly
Respectfully yours, Sc,
Mn X A SIUpuARp
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From the Jersey city Telegraph.

WHAT Is IT roR-Ihis Woods Hair Restorat-
i've lis a question asked daily by hundreds
We answer without hesitation OF fear Of contra
dlction, that it is the only article known which
will do all it promises for the human hair II will
renew its growth it will stop its falling it
will restore its natural color Il is not Hair
Dye, but a speedy and efectual Restorative,
o. J. WOOD CO., Proprietors, Sl2 Broad
way, n. Y, and ia Market street, St, Louis, Mo.
Sold here by Theo A. Peck and by Druggists
here and throughout the country; suglddwSm
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Estes Metropolitan Ink.

kNOR TIE BEST AKTICLE OF INK NOW IN
= use, send to the Metropolitan Ink Factory,
Port Kent, n Y
Furnished at the Factory, in any quantities, at
New York prices All orders addressed to the
subscriber will receive prompt attention,
j., i. ESTES,
Agent and Manufacturer
Port Kent, May, 1857. wi2m6
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gbrCss e.Onns

A y ELEGANT assortment of silks. Berages,
n Berage Robes, Muslins, Lawns, Ginghams,
Prints, Hosiery, GIoye', Plrasols, etc, may be
found very cheap at
juuclO CT. STANIFORD'5
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Sale for Taxes of Lands of
Non Residents

VINIIE NONRESIDENT owners of land' lying
/ and being in the town of Burlington, in the
County Of Chittcnden, and state Of Vermont, are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed on the fol-
lowing described lands set in the Grand
List Of said town for the years 1886 and 1881 to
said on-residcnt owners, remain unpaid, to wit
First, All the land and premises belonging to
the estate of Melinda Catln, deceased, which les
East Of the road crossing Onion River and above
the Bridge at NinOoski Falls, between the river
and the new roa running East from the Falls,
and South of lot of land owned by Henry J..
Ilickok, together with all the houses, mills,
buildings, water-power water-rights and priylle-
yes standing thereon and belonging thereto, and
all and the same premises conveyed by Henry W.
Catlin, Administrator, with the will annexed OF
Melinda Catiu to Edmund Estes by deed dated
9th Of september, A. d. 1854.
"a, 4 piece Of land bounded as follows, to wit
beginning on the North side of a street called
Peru street, eighteen rods and eight feet from the
East line of Champan street, thence Northerly
on a line parallel with the East line OF Champaign
street eight rods thence EastCTly on line plral-
lei with said Peru street five rods to Murray
street SO called, thence Southerly ON the West
line of said Murray street eight rods, thence
Westerly ON the North side Of said Peru street five
rods to the poin; begun at, being all and the same
premises conveyed by Henry Murray 10 William
| Iottman by deed dated september "a, 4. ID,
! 1915, and so much of said lands above described
! will be sold public auction, at the Town Hail
! in said Burlington. on the 18th day OF september
next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, as shall be
reVuis te to discharge said taxes with costs, uu'
/ less previously paid.
Dated at Burlington, this 2ohlny of August
. A. u. 1851.
SAM. NTINGToN, lst Constable
and Collector of Union school aud Fine plsulc
| Taxes. d"Not
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TIE
LIVE IL lNEE0KATOK.

semitic Medical Discovery, and is daily working
rcres almost too great to believe. 1t cures as if
by magic ,uen The hr,t dose g,vng 5cn,ft, and sci.
dom more than one bottle is required to cure an y
kind Of L,ro Complaint, from tho worst Jaundice
&c Dyspepsia to common headache, all Of which
ave the result Of UsrqSed L,rcr.
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100 bis. Forest City Mills, Fancy.
IA Columbus do. Extra.
100 Bowmanyille do. Super Extra. thi,
day received by
augli VAN sICKLEN B WALKER
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-04

DURNED OFT, EUT NOT BURNED UP =
y The Subscriber has removed his SASH,
DOOR q BLIND FACTORY to the Pioneer Ma
chine shop-iourth 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 Customer.
mrl7 dIwtf Il. W, CHASE
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Silver Ware.

GOLD SILVER SPOONS, Knives, Forks, Cups,
CChidren's Whistles and Bells Spectacles.
Thimbles, &c Of pure silver, as low as in any 9th
or quarter and engraved in style not exceled
in Town-ot BRlNSMAID'S old stand, Church
Street aug2l
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SHOLasses.

IN HHDS. PRIME MOLASSEs in store, will
w be sold at reduced price by
nugl4 VAN >ICKLEN& WALKER.
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BIOdgctl n sweets

Portable Oven.
ron HOTELS, SIEi NERN g. pRIIiJE
~ MILES.
Warranted to Cook with less Fuel than any other
oven in u1c. Manufactured by
q. ;. BLODGETr & Co.
Burlington, May :. wi5wlyr
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New Hampton institution

FAIRFAX, VERM
First quarter commences August 10th 1851
Tuition is required quarterly, in advance.
Rev. E.B. Smith, ID, President, 70 whom let
tiers Of inquiry may be addressed.
5. l.. ELLIOTT, Cor. Sec'y.
Fairfax, July 10 1857. WY
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.Shawls and vEantilias.
STAMFORD.

EphCCHA, Stella, Cashmere, Grape, silk and
Ep Lace Shawls also, French Lace and Silk
Mantllas in all desirable styles and grades, for
sale by
unelO STAMFORD.
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Wrapplng Paper.
Flour.

Innn REAMs HEAVY WRAPPING PA.
IoVD PER in store aud for sale by
augli VAN SICKLEN b WALKER
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The Liver is one Of the rrincip,l rerula
torsofthe human body and when IL rerform
it, functions we'll tho powers Of the system
are fully developed. The stomach is almost
entirely depcndent on the healthy action Of
the Liver for the rrop- =. err performance Of IT,
functions When the - stomach is at fault tho
bowol. arc Mt fault and the whole system
mfr. in con.c,uence Of ne orran-tbe L5'
.r--b,viu,. ceased to Il, Is dutv For tho
diseases Of that organ, - ono Of the prorrietors
has made IL his study in a practice Of moro
than twenty years, -. to find some remedy
whercwith to counter - act the many dcrauge-
uept. To which it is liable.
To prove that this =. rcmcdyisatla.t found,
any tcrson troubled with Liver Cornplain,
in ny of it, forms. has - but to trya bottle. and
.unyction is certain.
compound has = been formed by dis
solyin. gums and ex- - tracing that rart
which is soluble iorthe active virtues Of the
medicine. These gums - remove all morbid or
bad matter from the system, supplying ia
their places a healthy - flow OF bile, lnvigorat.
ing the stomach, caus- ing food to digest well,
purifying the blood, ~ giving tone and health
to the whole machi- = merry, removing tho
causes of the disease, and clecting radical
cure without any of the - disacrcabo after eff
iccts, felt by using Calomel or Mineral
Poison, that is usually rcsorted to.
one dose Alternating is sufficient to relieve
the stomach and pre- vent the food from
rising and souring. -
only one dose taken at night lOoyeus the
bowels gently, ana - cures co'ii'ene.I'
- o"c "o'' ''"'" ''''I ''-" '"'" WIZ cure
OSslpI,l"' -.c., .,, ,
81 0.e 10y u ~ I i', o4l.s'"' VIA AZ
"aES re',s,' IN fIv'.,''1o'
oV .,,'.e ,'A',. NJ IT, 0'a,, ,,.', ~,
W. '.,' s'"'' VI VIZ '''''''' anu ''''N's'
F',,'S. 'ul'' -...,..,...-.,,, ~
ij,! ote 'n'.,y ,'o,'g'
I,''1 =, .'.t s''v
~, w. ,.''''' '4'''u'' '1'" E'''S-'"'''' %
.., g.. IN a. A.
- 20 tii; W.. u o,,, ,i,tjIo -, 20, a
!; iI ' -
a." w. t''','u' ~ r-.,o,,,
- - - - - H. So.
a lons sickness. ono - bottle taken for Jaun-
dice removes aII veil - Io,uess or unnatural
color from the skin. -
ono dose taken 4 - short time before eat
ing gives yisor to the - appetite and makes
food digest we'll
inc dose often re- -. rcated cures Chronic
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-04
The Island school.

TNHE FALL TERM Of this Institution WI
l commence ON Wednesday, septembtr a.
1857, and continue tw,lr' W,'hs.
Terms siO0 per quarter.
.. q. WHEELER, Principal.
Sorth Hero, Vt WtAW
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Cnnn BUSHELS very handsome Turks Isl.
-oOO and Salt to arrive next week will be
sold anoat very cheap by
auylt VAN SICKLEN 4 WALKER.
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NeM Knocks.

= KETCIlES Of tho Life and Ministry Of the
INRo> q II. sr"rso"", rto'n o'isin"l 'v0"",o "tr
including an outline Of Mr.. Spurseon's Article
of Faith.
ment, '-vol.i {.
Grace Truman. or Love and Pfnciple,' by $.
r. Ford-for sale at the Church Street Book
Store. aug2y
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In ChanCery.

JOHN SNYDER
vs. Chittcndcn
CHRISTOPHER NJ. DANEY. County
CuALON +. DAVEY AND Court.
FARRAND n. BENEDICT.
This action was entered at the March Term,
1851, and is brought upon Joint and several
promissory note signed by the Defendants, dated
March 1T, le5G, for three hundred and twenty
dollars, payable to the Plaintiff or order in six
months from date, at the Bank Of Burlington, and
upon all the common counts in assumpsit, ie-
manding four hundred and fifty dollars in damag
Notice is hereby given to the said Benedict to
appear at the Term of said Court to be held at
burlington, in said County on the first Tuesday of
November 1857, to answer to said suit or he will
be ucfduItcd. j. ;. ADAMS,
wNw3 Clerk,
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From Nj. Ingalls,, a well known nurse in Do'-

ton.
Boston, Oct 10th, 1888.
Gent. At your request, and being SO highly
pleased with the effects OF the Restorative, am
free to state that my hair had become quite thin,
and entirely ptf', l have for the last five years
been in the habit of using dye but bearing OF the
extraordinary effects of this article, was Undue
ed Ia try il. My hair has been restored TO its
ORIGINAL thickness, and also 20 its former color,
whI,h Is light brown. .
Very respectfully, MRS lNHALLS'
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G.. w. SHATTUCK
SURGEON DENTIST,

IlinC>burgh vermont.
DR.. Shattuck has recently established himsel
in llnc,burg, and is prepared to execute work in
all branches of his profession in the best manner,
and on reasonable terms.
References given if desired.
Aug, q. W0m
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Pine Apples,

IN FINE CoNDIII0N-thi morning received,
Il and for sale by -.
juael AS DEWEY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-04

A NEW AND COMPLETE HISTORY AND
"a Description ofNEW ENGLAND, in two vol
umes. Royal Octave, 1900 pages,-By j. b.
MANSFIELD.
This elaborate and comprehensive history is
now in press and will soon he published. 1t
covers the whole historic period from the earliest
exploring expeditions and colonial enterprises by
the different maritime powers Of Europe to the
present time.
The superiority of this work over all others that
have been published heretofore, is that it is not a
general history, but history in detail. The
names Of all the towns are arranged in alphabet
cal order according to States, and the history of
each traced from the time that the first European
foot pressed its soil the pioneer settler raised
his cabin and commenced an opening in its forest.
1t is embelished with
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED ENGRANINGS!
Some illustrating events that have occurred during
different periods in our history and others views Of
cities villages and landscapes, characteristic OF
the bold and magnificent scenery for which New
ENGLAND is Justly noted. The typographical dcs-
cripton Of the country is very important feature
of the work, and is illustrated by
SIX LARGE STEEL PLATE MAPS,
Showing the location and boundary lines of all the
counties and towns as described in the body OF the
work The statistics of the productive industry
of each town are given in full, and the material
interests with which the inhabitants are identified.
Published by j. Il. MANSFIELD & Co, and sold
only by subscription.
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New Books.

"Barths Travels in Africa"
Married or single" by C W. sedgwick.
" MoTmousm-its Leaders and Designs, by
Elder Hyde.
Nothing New" Nothing to Wear
Nothing to Do
Received and lor sale at the Church Street
Book store by L. A. FULLER.
Burlington, Vt, Aug. Il. 1851.
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SIX LARGE Steel PLATE MAPS,

AGENTS WANTED,--A few more responsible
men are wanted to act as agents. All communi-
cations should be addressed To- the publishers,
No. % Phcnix building, Corner State and Devon
shire streets, Boston, Mass. wljJm
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clear of Flies all summer. Sold by A. c. Spear
Burlington; J, 5. Storrs Son, Winooski; c. W
Browncll, Essex Junction. L. l.. butcher & SON
st. Adams, Wholesale Agents June22djt6wjm
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Lupllbpr Wagon.

4 SECONDHAND LUMBER WAGOt. in
n good running order, for sale cheap also.
one good Single Harness Enquire Of
augl4 VAN SGUkLEN & WALKER.
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w where you can find the best assortment Of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
THE BEE HIVE
now contains large and varied stock, embracing
too great a variety to enumerate.
CONE AND SEE
what would be incredible to re-4
T. 4 R p + r s
at unhcard Of rrices-new and elegant patterns
just received at the BEE HIVE.
LACE, MUSLIN, and Damask Draperes, Window
Shades and Trimmings, Gilt Cornices, Bands and
Pins in great variety at the BEE HIVE.
DRESS GOODS in almost endless variety, and st
a',Rst'Hg prices, at the BEE HIVE.
SIAWLS, Mantillas, busters, Parasols, and fans,
at pleasing prcics at the BEE HIVE.
COME TO TIE BEE HIVE for Dress Trimmings,
and Ribbons, it is a famous place for Match
Making.
QUERY. What makes those Embroileries sell
so rapidly at the Bee Hive
ANSWER-They are CHEAP.
Hosiery aud Gloves, large and small, for rich
and poor, one and ALL at the
BEE HIVE.
In the hoop department, almost every day
brings something new. skirts ami ShEtinss,
Hoops and Crinoiues, cheaper than ever at the
BEE HIVE.
The public are cordially invited to Como and
see the wonder workings Of that mighty princi
pie, CASH as exempifed at the Bee Hive.
Very Respectfully,
y. PECK, Jr., 4 co.
June, Is, 1857. dtvtf
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The following is from the Pastor Of the oTtho'
! H. l. L ell

The following Is from the pastor OF the VItAp'
dgx Church, Brookfeld,
BRookFIELD, Mass, Jan IL, 1888
PRoF. WooD-Dear Sir-Haying made trial OF
your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure 10
saw that its effects have been excellent in remov-
ing Inflammation, dandruh, and a constant ten
dcncy to itching, with which have been troub-
led from my childhood, and has also restored the
hair, which was becoming gray. to its original
color. l have used no other article, with any
thing like the same pleasure and profit
Yours, truly, j. ~ bhAuu
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SEPTEMBER lST.
weekly Bulletin
Y
Liss ~ .gcIIisOn
u hojcSaic and Retail DcaicrS m Eor0gH
and Domestic Dry GoodS,
l52 CHURCH STREET.

Young MEN
arc requested to call and examine a new style Of
Plain aud Fancy Marscillcs
BROADWAY COLLARS -
Alex. T. Stewart ( Co.
Henry Smith Townsend's
Latest importations of
FANCY PLAIDS.
Beautiful English Prints
A Case of Selected Prints, with a line Of choice
De LANES and real Bombazines.
New Chenille for Head Dresses, and
Goods Of the Latest Fall styles will be opened
WEDNESDAY, THE ID. INSTANT,
p. ;. Some oithese goods cannot be dul Heated,
the Southern and Western Trade have purchased
all in the market. Being too late to forward an.
other order to Europe and receive the Goods ere
the Fall trade is over.
Ladies desiring the latest styles would do well
to call early, enabling them to secure a pattern
before all arc sold
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Barre Academy =.

rb,HE FALL TERM begin August 27-Thc
| Board Of Instruction consists of nine teach
ers,
A Teachers Glass will be formed early in the
term.
Mr.. CAvr will organize three classes in vocal
music, primary, middle, class for glee-sing-
ing.
Arrangements have been made to furnish Barre
Academy with a set Of Minerals, embracing speei-
mems from all the principal localities in New Eng
land, Northern New York and Canada East
The Boarding House has been leased by the
Principal and repaired.
Application for board should be made imme-
diately, ..- -
J. 5. SPAULpING, Principal.
Barre, July 80, 1891, We iumes
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1852 ss. CHAPMAN. 1862

AGENT FOR THE
NORTHERN TRINSPORTA7ION co.'s.
oGpEN~EURGH X CHICAGO PROPELLER LINE
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THE DEAD RESTORED TO LIFE--A few
Years ago it was generally supposed that grey hair
could not be restored to its original color. or made
to crow on bald heads; but since the advent Of
Professor Woods Hair Restorative, many persons
VIII, dyed years ago arc now seen daily in the
various walks oil life, appearing in all tho vis'r
OF youth, wearing their own dark flowing locks,
simply from having used this great EcstotniNe'-
N,uisyilc Times d&wt
THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF REMEDIES
Sold at every Drug Store, purportins to cure all
diseases nameablc, each advertised as the very
best ever known, till had lost all faith III them
ali. but there is one exception.
We sneak of DR.. SANroRp's lSvlGoRAToR,
which camc to us recommended as cure Tor
LrvER COMPLAINTS, and all diseases arising from
a Diseased Liver. The testimonials OF SO many
Of our Physicians in its flvor induced us TO try
it and now conviction is certain that II Is one OF
tho greatest blessings ever given to pyspeIucSS'
for it made n complete cure before inc uIst po,te
was tnksn and now We can cat anything catahlc
without trouble while before, nothing but the
highest food would digest, and aften that gave
pain. Now what we want to say to all our rca'-
ers is, LIVER COMPLAINT OR DYSPEPSIA trouble
you do not fail to try this, the greatest remedy III
the world {See AdvertisemenO uN"lt
B,,b,.g.-The "Persian Balm" is most do
liehtful accompaniment in bathing. No person
usinr it once will willingly bo without it. Pour
a few drops of the Balm upon a sponge or towel
and rub the body previous to applying the water
The water assumes "A most delicious feeling De
coming richly pcrfumed 1t removes from tho
body all oGtnsive odor, purtcs the SKIN from an
btonisbes. and gives a healthy touo to the whole
system. sup """i"
Only those who have suffered all the mscrics
Of Dyspepi1 in its various forms, can appreciate
the value Of a medicine that will chr, this disease
10 all who would find u remedy we sly, try the
Orypsp,t,3 Bt,rs sept wi
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4 TALE by the author OF Jane Eyre Chit chat
N of humor, wit and anecdote, by Pierce Fan
gent Tent Life in the Holy Land, by ". C..
Prime English History, by Heed, sc, at Mich
ols' Cheap Cash Book store. Julyj
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Z RIG ES Gu r II T. N T /,
OF ID EeY GOO DS,

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE
X, II. Il II II II Il - -
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IIincsburgh Academy.

BOARD OF TEACHERS.
A. L. LEAvENwoR1H, A. b., Principal.
Mas. MARY L LEAyENwoRTH, Preceptrcs'.
Miss HELEN L. FISK, Teacher Of Music.
CALENDAR FOR ls57-s.
Fall Term Sep, 9th-Dec. 22d.
Winter Term, Dec. 3Oth-April 18th.
summer Term, April 2lst-July 2Ith.
TUITION,
Tuition per Term, $500.
Music on the Piano, $1,000,
Use Of Instrument ? hours per day, s. 900
Ornamental Branches at the usual rate.
No extra charge for Languages or Mathematics
aug6 wlyr
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Il l. d L Il

OF all descriptions consisting of Ohio, Indiana
and Michigan Double Extras, Extras and Fan
cics Wisconsin and Illinois Fancies and Super
fines. Also, best qualities of Illinois Mixed
CORN.
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For Shaving.

For Shaving.-Wet your shay
ing brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
it six to eight drops Of the Persian Balm, and
apply to the face. 1t form rich penetrating
lather, and renders the beard soft, No person
using it can have sore or chapped face after sha-
wing. Aug. q d& vlw
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81 e e pc
Lightning Ily-KilIcr.
PEIOE e CENTS.
nESTROYS Flies inst
~ antly without danger
to any thing clse-is easily
prepared and used. When
commenced early in the sea-
son the house may be kept
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VsarCafallVcal @CrpssOp.

DUBLISlIED THIS DAY, at the request OF the
j Class, President PEAsE's Sermon before the
Graduating Glass Of I,j7 by
aug2s L. A. II LLER.
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Chistenden Co. Institute.

TJ,HE FALL TERM of this Institute begins tho
j 2Gthof August inst.
a iull school is anticipated. Terms as hereto
fore. In behalf of the Trustees,
4. b. HALBERT, Secretary.
E,sfN Vt, August lith, 1851 WV
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COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF ROOTS,
Ron MATING nEEn

COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF ROOTS,
FOR MAKING BEER.
FINHE BEER made from this EXTRACT is uot
4 only a healthy beverage, but one of the most
healthy and inygorating that can be found for
use in warm weather. The low price at which it
i. Afforded, the readiness with which the Beer is
prepared from it, its heathfulness and agreeable
ness a. an every day drink, have rendered this
one of the most popular articles in the market
one bottle will make ten gallons of beer. Sold
by the pruprictors,
POTTER CllAMPLIN, CHEMISTS,
Westerly, X. H.
And 10y all respectable dealers,
WHuLE> Me AGENrs.-Wison, Fairbank Co.,
Boston, Mas. } Balch & Son, Providence, X.
l. Ice, Butler 4 Co., Hartford, Ct. Il. A.
Fulucs Took Hull 4 Co., New York. w5l ew
Nkr,h M Kansas During MS Edr'y Irou|'' "'T
G.roHors R,si,, and Shannon.
It. Inyasions, Battles, Outrsges and Murders
copy will be sent to any part of the unitct
States by mail free of postage, on the receipt oil
iIi|n f,.pm, 20 fRs ra5r. - 1000 ir'"''
teguirt. ,,,,,, ., an.
PRICE IN CLoTH-Sl PAPER, so CTS.
CHARLES &. RHOD ES,
wim3 Inquirer Building Phhadelphm.