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ME. HARDY returns his tanks 10 INC
VA citizens of Burlington and vlsiaty for their
previous patronage and spicits cont. nance feeling
confident chat he can continue TO give pc.ect satsfac
ion.
Owing to hard times have purchased Goods very
much lower than formerly, that ii enables to sell
all Goods in my line from 20 TO % per cent less than any
other house in the West and ell Goods warranted A.
good as represented the money refunded NV s;ork
consists of the following Goods, in
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And great variety of articles usually kept 10 frs
Grass warehouse which are too To mention
Mahogany and Black " alnut Looking Gasses rem rs
cents - co.
Gilt Frame Looking Glasses from 81 IS to ai5o oD.
Mattresses II Is to $50 %.
Brass Clocks, with Iron frames from 81 10 TO IS 90
liberal discount made TO country dealers Isrpisbn
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To Teachers Of Vocal Mnsic ora nh.

~ AU0CNtIS UI VUVaI MuSlC and Other
Deg leave to call your attention my large assor
sn. Of Music Books, which Cert reduced price
!" SSsiesuha; The Cythcra;
:. ssna,sm; " Dulcmer;
!. H. en DDaicimer; Christian Hinstres
s :, Aaoh, Old " Carmina Sacra, old and
Alpine Giee Singer. !. yan, y, -.
81 Vocalist; :. in.4,, aiis ssf',,
Song Book for the tIf
School Room; Rob,n II ~ 49, w,
" HAileiujah; :. s,ng.rt m"rnaI'
Also, large Assortment ofIrxsr..u... II W., i,
way on hand aud for sale a. the lowest rate, hY
i. pa.ip".a J.P. BROWN,
0oosssel ana S'ationer. barrst House Block I'd q
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10 Purchasers Of Books, Paper and
Stationary

LdfGe Stock Of Miscellaneous Gaa othe- cSs
Eastern Wholesale Prices.
AtsSes just received very large stock
IL school, Theological Poeticll, Standard aud Mis-
ceiianeous Books purchased this Fall e,1 York
ahd Fhaadeilhif TIdae lStIes / am prepared TO sell
Among my stock viii re found the following valuable
Works.
Perry's Expedition to Japan, / vol. Calf, Antique
Hugh Miliers Works s vols
Irsings Life Of Washington vols. 50
ilrvinE's Works Complete
Waveriy Novels IS II vols
Coopers Complete WORKS, 81
Bayatd TayloF's Travels, 8
American Encyclopedia, "A Librarys
Brands
Dana's System Of Mineralocy, vol. cloth,
Rollins Ancient History, 4 vols NOR. antique
Add.son's Works, 6vols. sheep.
uoldeIaiths T." vols.
Spectator, vols calf antique
JohEs"n's Works, vols. sheep.
Talatas Middle Ages.
Prescott's Complete Works, IA vols. Library.
The Works 81 Daniel Webster, vols. eliot -
kanerofts History Of the U. s. vols. cloth and sheer
itliafsths = " cloth.
kanes Arctic Expedition, vols.
Ben Johnson's Dramatic Works, | vol. calf
Beaumont retchers '' Q sheen
Shakspearc's +"
Messenger 4 Ford's Dramatic Works, vol.
., Complete Works, 9 vols sheep.
Fieiding's ve. "a
smart's -
The Works OF Lord Bacon, 3 vols
The Modefa British Essayists, s vols cloth
Also complete assortment Of Cap, Letter Mats .na
Bl Paper Envelopes, School and Once Statonerv II
ways on hand, al lowest prices, by
oct2D a. p pPnwS
Barret House Block. Sd /.
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]. y. BROWN
J. G. ABERCROMBIE.

SURGEON DENTIST.
4 Ii operations In Dentistry carefully and skill
< 4 fully performed. All late and valuable improve-
msnts ana discoveries In in the profession practiced
Over eight years practice In this city
Office over Hendricks Drug Store, Jefferson Street.
iuiy9 hutf
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Five Thousand Dollars,
FtAS

Five Thousand Dollars,
(s5.OG0.)
M ILL be paid by either of the following
w CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF New Haven, Conn,
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Conway. Mass,
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass.
STATE FIRE AND MAFINEINSURANC CO..
of HarrisbHrgh, Pa,
10 any person who shall honestly sustain loss by fire to
mat amount, of property covered by thpir Policies
Tie money is on band and will be paid PROMPTLY
The man who wants it, has only TO call the gent and
get his Policy.
Also, the sane will be paid by tie
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. co,
Of Hartford, Conn, OF the
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE LiEh INSURANCE co.
Of Hartford, Conn,
10 any holder Of Of their Policies for that amount
whenever the shall fall due. Husbands and
Fathers generally do not understand and aTpregfats
the value OF Policy OF LtfE IssgRAEcR Call ana get
pamphlet (Which will be furnished without CHARGE and
learn more of the subject.
The aggregate capital Of the above named Compa-
MES is
Four Millions Of Dollars!
~ Policies issued fer auy amount desired.
apr7 Ii. IL. HAWLEY, Agent,
Jefferson ST., opposite oob4ugh e Brooks Bank
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Mntica

rsNERS. following Goods, Wares and Merchandise src
4 now III Store in the Warehouses Of Messrs Ogden
d Corp in the City OF Burlington. state OF Iewa and
have for than SIX months past, and uncailed
for, and unclaimed, by any person persons there
fore shall offer the Puhiic Auction, said Ware
Houses the 2ist day Of September, is5E. and shall
continue the sale from day day until they all dis
posed of the highest bidder defray al expenses
incurred upon them including the advertising Of the
same, unless claimed and all charges paid before said
day of saie--to. wit:
Date, Marks. Description. Charges.
Nov 1857. W II Andersen, cook stove, ! Dbl OF
furniture for same. 10 S
Oct 6 D RuckinEnam. - .sedsteaas lg3 VI
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NfkF&G EtBS-A patent, which [ will
~ put up on trial OF one week and ii nos kea Will he
taken down, free OF ehargeif Kept, price A. CO. ANY
Wishing Try them do by rsllr n. NV store
septic hp H. q HARRY
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Great Bargains In Books, Paper and
Stationary

hAah Just received large and well selected slack
sl. o. writing, Letter and Note Paper, Envelopes.
which offer to sell such low gure. a. eannot T. ~
sne entire satisfaction. Among my list Of papers IN
DC found the following celebrated brands:
Kent Mills, wind.n, W,i.
ni.n, snrry, +"
u",.pI IAshr Mis- We La Rue 4 Co., I"
1859 a. Rhode 3 Sons,
WseA Moinier a Co., Paris.
estmlaster Owen &iiiurbart.
s ,h Carew Manufacturing Co.
nnuuh"oIth, Man Co. .urand Il Co.
Irving Mills, South i-e, Mass etc, etc, etc.
Also large assortment o. School, Theological Pc.
Na and other books, for sale ut slight advance ra
eVsf.
Country dealers, Peders and others will find II rre al.
70 Their sdvantsge 70 call and examine my stock DO.
iorerurchasing elsewhere, rs determined 10 scll
lower thas the lowest ]. r. BROWN
octlS Barrett House Building, Third street !
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ITO all those In want Of Dental services a. .szfs
l. DR., BAILEY wouii say that lie has sss.gStsssst3
Dr. i'ranch's Patent Of Galeaa, for ex- s.
tracing teeth without pain--a.so DR.. -GiJ--g
banigs Patent, OF Baltimore, called tCheoplastic Fto
cess, The latest improvement ar inserting Artificial
Teeth.
Teeth Inserted en- gtlt and silver plate and tile ma
tAral teeth carefully led from further
decay. Ali work warranted
lx Uiiice on Jefferson stra4t, over CaGgey l. ifar-
pet's Shoe store, kufiny 10
II. BAILEY, d. D. $.
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C!ICIGO, BERLTNG ron q QUINCY r. r.
Trains leave Burlington AS follows:
ist Morning Passenger, 90 4. NJ arrive at Chiea 20
II +. NJ.
"a Accommodation IL 7. VI, connecting at aesburg
E.th QH7ney Trains
IL Evening E9pisss Passenger, Goo ?. NJ, arrive at
chicago ). a. NJ.
Trains ny Pcoftiu and Dq'taasta RaNyoad leaving
AT the same hour for Peoria, &c.
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To All to Whom it May Concern.

To All to Whom it May Concern,
~ sd the inventor of and useful inn pro yenent
in smut Machines, which right was secured 10 me by
letters patent, bearing date 2th Oc ISL era ther.
are certain parties manufacturing machines ad using
my improvements This il to aotify all persons who
make use or vend said improvements that viii hold
each aud every person. who infrngcs my rights re-
spelSlhIe Tor all such iHfrinvauents and win Ill their
expenee establish the validity VI my patent
NOW a part OF what claim my invention is the
securing DEVICE formed Of the heater att achea To Inc
Cylindrical screw, III combination with the securing
Plate ana cylinder, formed q series Of rings placed
one over the other. fun Their clam the aiustlha
screens placed IN the chamber, anl
with the fan whereby the CHEFS and g ar and hfriSr
grain may, when OF sufficient value scherre from ,h
machine separately, and IN clean state or whcn
worthless aiowet 10 into the fan box to H. rrs
Eersfom with the aner and lighter 10 elm suh.txnnTs
This Is part Of what claim Ia the Summary M M
patent Ihs above notice WILL hope, be sufficient th.,
none may claim ignorance OF Eiy right.
A word 10 the wise III sufficient
March % atf Holm A wopp1. = n
kNfIA Sacks Dried Apples, for sale at
IL mays paGEps no
nNE HUNDRED Boxes Ground COFFEE Mus.
- ard Cloves, Cinnamon, Pepper spa spice Mt
"As' l. \. EOakkS 4 20.
nNE TKDISANl, rs saeklag Irvine ami
~ Garnet Chain, for sale at
mays !. N. ROGERS 4 co.
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T. NER, GUNS NTH.
(succEssoR TO u. S. kBERsoi.J

]
Jefferson 81, hesueess vain E'ssr..
ssINE6sbs o. assortment "a Guns Pistols Knives
IL and sporting implements kept constantly en- hand
and man .actnrea to order.
Repairing OF ali kinds dene short notice and At fair
prices. iyg&hpy
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Nov :" boxes Sand or earth, 30
Dec " Ftinstadt b5l Varnish, 13
Dec " Latham, bbis fish, 7
Nov 9 :. HLane, ii pes OF wagnu "a
june " Mill an& Bro boxes of Ink ii
Nov ! F" Sami Myers bhis dried apples "
Nov 6 f" No co lot Of mon rIati.ina 4
July " Ogden1 Coppl hAssy "a
May " PetA.as Express ton Boxes ard i'll box
J Mckinney package ofboeks,
ailkinsS Marshaii l do do do
G Reynolds, i do do 40
Henry Il Walker, do do do
Davis do ia M n
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STOCK MEN AND SHIPPERS,
VIII take uotice that prepared with SUPERIOR
facilities to ship live stock, and no extra charges are
Inade by these Roads for and attention. We run
Fits Stock Trains per week (uoue % SATURDAY. ana sun
day) and are prepared to forward classes f freight
az Through Tarih Rates. Through Tickets can b. pur-
chased at Burlington and Checauqua for all points East
and baggage checked through. For information en-
quire at the Railroad { flee.
Il is the determination of the Managers of these
Roads TO give prompt attention aud despatc. 70 tho
business of their patrons. NV
JOHN G.. READ, Vice Pres,t
burlington and Missouri Ricer RaiEsoad.
j. EENlCK, General Western Agent
Chicago, Burlington and tlui3ty Rdil,oad
Burlington, June 2l. 1Sae-wtf
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nNE TIgDuSAND rs saeklag rwias ~,
~ Garnet Chain, for sale at
mays IN ROGEps 4 10
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black eyes seemed more lustrouS, and her
hair wore richer gloss, as it caught the rays
of sunlight amongst its ietty masses. DO l
need to tell you, that one after another of
the village youths became captives to her
charms2 They found an abundance of ex-
cusee, which deceived nobody as to their
real Intentions, for stopping to gossip with
her over the low white paling, or for wander
ing with her through the long summer twl-
light, over the dewy meadow, down by the
Rindsedell river, whore odors rose like the
incense from the clustering clover blossoms,
or they brought little offerings Of fruit to
Mrs. Reems, which made it matter Of cour-
tesy for them to accept her invitation to
spend the evening in the farmers kitchen, if
Abby was 1T homo. q fact which they were
careful to ascertain before selecting the
smoothsss and rosiest apples they could find
in the cellar at home. Not one Of all the
train, however, seemed capable Of exciting
the tender passion in Abbys heart For
reasons which they might have explained,
one after another sought elsewhere for q
damsel less coy and less beautiful They
never complained Of Abby, or called her a
Airt, for she gave them her friendship SO kind
ly that il soothsd thoir wounded pride, but
the village gossips shsok their wise heads
over her case, or limited to Mr.. Reems, that
Abby 'mightgo further and fare worse, and
that pride might get fall sometime
When Mr.. Reems repeated such sayings
TO Abby, emphasizing them with grave
shake Of the head, a. if in earnest, she would
smile, and such q bright expressive smile as
hers was, must meet On answering one Al.
ter that, how could he wonder that this or
that suitor had been denied her hsnd2 Was
there one among them all as high-souled, as
sslfrelians and generous, as he would wish
her lover to be? The father and daughter
could understand one another, and Is they
looked fondly into each Others eyes she
would say, very thoughtfully, while her own
illsd with tears, Father, you could not spare
mo yet
One summer, an eventual one in her quiet
life, Abby left homo for visit to q relative.
She remained absent for some time, and
lAea returned with lover. True, this was
leaAiag asW. 80 bed Rover hsksa then,
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IS J. cRocgEa. r. HENRY saTra.
CROKER G. SMYTH.

CHUCEEN C SW III.
Attorneys at Law IL R-sasss. Agents,
A1ILL attend to the examination OF Titles purchase
w and sails of Real Estate, Discnunting Notes Sc.
cured land, and all business OF profession.
Olce-Norh room, "a story Gov. Grin es' Block,
Main street, Burlington, Ioar. fjuiy2 bpy
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Isls.,sfssyssg:S SULLIVAN RAILRoAD NO.

eEiiisii:A-sii:1 TICE. CHANGE Of TRAINS.
--A-AA- 90 aud after MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1858,
trains will run follows
SOUTH
The MuRSiNG TRAiN will lciy, Windsor at G35, Caremont
at 3d. Chnrcstown at 72O A. VI, connecting at Bel
lows Fails with Cheshire Railroad for Boston. Lowell and
Worcester, and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
New York. SC.
The MAS TR,N will leave Windsor at 30, Carnmont at
LOO and Charlcspwn ut y T. VI conn citing at Bellows
Fails with Cheshire aud Vermont valley Railroads.
NORTH
Tile MAL TEAiS viii leave Believe Falls At 1880, Charles
12l0, and Careinont at ITO y. vi connecting 1T
Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier, bur
ngton, ouse's Point Montreal Ordenshurg, &c, and at
white River Junction with Plssumpsic Railroad for Wells
River Littlctun, t. Johnshury Barton, &C.
TIE EyENtNg TRtS willcye Bellows Balls at %, Charles
town at o. and Carcuont at rs =. NJ. for Windsor.
q. MERRILL, Superintendent.
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ri OTTERIES. THELOrTERIES OE

Z OTTERIES. THE LOTTERIES OF
n samuel Swan Co.. chartered by the State # Gcor-
g. and have commits sonrrs appointed suIerincni
their drawings and certify that every thing connect with the
done strictly honorable They
punr fair opportunity Tor Investment, the interests Il par
IT," AZ distance beng we'll protected though they
present The manager. would respectfully call attention To
tr tact hat all persons have legal right send orders for
tickets Georgia, the lotteries q swan Co. are
authorized by the Legislature II that lottery will
drawn every saturday throughout the year all
being filled IN the drawing next to take place after the
u hand. According Ia the scheme tck
ten must draw prze. Tickets $40 halves So quar-
tiers. $3.50. No tickets unless the money accompanies
the order The drawings upon the principle of
hgr on each ticket and simple ta fail 10
dcrstnd them There combination II numbers 10
ty the buyer rrze vary sIo sj1OO0 every prize
being drawn and result of drawing forwarded all rurchas-
lat oi the numbers tina, drawn from the wheel
after every drawing la the following papers New orleans
DsfI, Mobile Rsist'r. Charlestu Standard Nashville Ds-
ocraf, Atlanta Intc5'ncer. and New-iork Weekly DAY
Book. Write Your address plainly. and direct to
=. SWAN 4 CO., Anguish. Gc0rgin.
Prizes paid III ulluo lvrccunge deducted from prizes
other lotteries.
AL communications strictly confidential. lyl9
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.
II. II, EDDY. Sopic;,orof Pm,

ks =
Of l. = Patent Office Washington under the Act of $500
NO 70 State, opposite klby Street BOsTON
4 FTER An EXTENSIVE PRACTICE OF UPWARDS OF
y twenty years. continues 10 secufe Patents in the United
States asn in Britain. France ether foreign coun-
tries Caveats. Specifications. Assignments aud all Papers
" Drawing fur Patents, executed liberal terms, AMI with
despatch. Researches made into American and Foreign
works, to determine the validity utility Patents In
ventous, and legal and other advice rendered in all matters
touching the Copies the claims Of any Patent fur
.hed by renting One Dollar Assignments recorded at
Washington.
This Agency is only the larrcs, in New England but
through its inventors have advantages for securing patents
ascertaning the patenahty Of Inventions unsurpassed
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moderate The immense practice Of the SUBSCRIBER during
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lection Of specifications and official decisions relative pa
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All necessity of journey to Washington. to procure
patent and the usual great delay there are here saved in
Veutors.
Te-tim oniaIs. During the time I occupied the office
Of Commissioner Of Patents r. II. Eddy Esq Of Boston did
business the Patent Office Solicitor If Procuring Pa
tents There were few II acting that capacity
who had much business before the Patent Oce and there
who conducted it with skill fidelity and
gari Mr.. Eddy OF the bost informed and
most sklf Patent Solicitors in the United States and have
person competent aud trustworthy and capable
Of putting their applications in form To secure Tor them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE, Late Commissioner Of Patents.
From the present Commissioner.
AUGrs1 18th 1s55-During haze held the Office
~ Of Patents r. II Eddy Fsq Of Boston has
been extensively engaged IN the transaction Of business with
the office, solicitor lie is thoroughly acquainted
the law, and the rules Of practice Of the Once regard him
II the caIabs and successful practitioners with
whom have had official intercourse. CHAs. MASON,
ly-2 C0mmissioHer Of Patents
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
CHESHIRE RAILROAD. on

yzssssssrsszsszu CHESHIRE RAILROAD. On
and after Monday, MAY TO- 1858, Trains will
EaR-na.run follows, Wis
Leave Bellows Falls, for Boston, Lowell Worcester New
York, sc, ut $40 A. NJ, and 800 =. NJ.
Arrive at Fitcbrg, ~ A. NJ and $50 T. M Boston $50
and % T.. NJ, Worcester . 90 and 100 =. NJ
Iravc Bostnn I so and II 90 A. VI and Fclhurg $40
A. NJ and 100 r. NJ for Bellows Falls aud connecting Roads
Arrive at Bellows Falls, - 20 and 450 T. NJ Windsor 25
and 100 T. W. Rutland $50 and $50 r. NJ, Burlington QUO
r. VI.
u Special Train, passenger attached freg tain
leaves Boston every Saturday at 400 NJ ftchburg dl5
and Keene $50 r. NJ arriving at Bellows Falls II 20 T. NJ
Trains connect ith RHtiHd and Burlington Rdroad at
BELLOUS FALLS
Dy which Passengers can proceed TO Rutland, Burlington
Montreal and Ogdensbgh Saratoga Springs, scenecta
dy, Troy and Albany and for Buffalo, Niagara Falls and all
points West.
d1s0 connect at Brh0W3 FdHs
Wli Trains of the sullivan Road aud thence with the Ncr
mont Central andNt Canada Roads ard with the Passump
sic Road to Wells River St Johnsbury and the White Noun
taius
Trains " Fiiclhurg aud Worcester Road duf FHchbtrg
Tire, times day, at 4i A. VI, AID 1850 and 600 T. W.
for Worcester Providence, aud for NEW YORK CITY, Via
Norwich and Worcester Railroad in connection with steam
ers COMMONWEALTH aud CONNECTICUT
Trains of Worcester aud Nashua Road leave Gruton June
ton for Nashua and Concord. n. II.
Trains Of Stony Brook Railroad also leave Groton Junction
for Lowell and Lawrence. X. STEWART
gen. Ticket dgent
y. 4. CHAPLIN. superintendent.
Sup,riutenlcut's Office. kceuc, May ., 1898.