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CANnR;DrE CATTLE MARKET.
Wedme am. April Goth. 1859. ]

At market 72S Cattle, 600 Beeves, and
l25 Storcs consisting Of Working Oxen. Cove,
e, two, anil threo years old. Market beef
Z "a, per cwt. So 5oao oo lst quality, 81 7Ss
as; sccond quality, Sc rs &C third quality
$50; or'i wy. 20
Working o,on s7i's5,lo1,ls1 por pair; Cows,
mil e,,vs, s2i,3oA, nGS Workings Mono. Two
years old 7an27; trco -e,rs old s79al5.
Sheer md lambs. llon Mt market Prices In
lots. si7m2 so,3 IS; Extra and selections, 81 90
as Gon6 00ns %.
Swine. nono Mt market.
Hides. 7i,sl, nor H.; pclts, 81 t2a 2 90 each;
Veal calves So 5oa4 ons 90.
Rcn,arks-Not a,v change in prices fer extra
and first quality of Rcrr. ercNnd guilty sold
rather quicker Mt a slight advance. There WINS
one lot extra River Cattle tn'o1 for Providence
Market Mt sa0D ne, cwt. 40 nor sent shrink.
About half the number Of shoop Tint th"-o was
last week; prices not quito 81 HIGH. But low
Calves comn,rei with last week. Good ones sold
at last woek's prices.
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HUMORS OF THE HUMAN SYS-

HUMORS OF THE HUMAN SYS-
EM.--It is well known that tho Juices Of the
body arc governed by natural laws such as regu-
late the vegetable life in the change of seasons.
In winter they are concealed, or in common par.
lance the sap is down. the pores closed, and
cur whole body is hard AMI firm, md an acculnua.
ton Of impurities takes place in our system
Tho genial influences OF Spring cause IN expan
sion Of all living matter the sap rises in vegetable
life, also the juices of bodies arc given cut and
antcr into the common
This is a Law to which every human being is sub
jcot, and tho neglect Of it has caused whole sum-
iaer f misery
Now is the tmo 10 apply IL remedy that clea,Ises
and searches every ibre and pore, md crnd .es
every par ice and sediment Of humor that has lain
stasnant during the winter.
kennedy's Medical Discovery is we'll known 70
our readers Us the greatest and best Blood Purifier
the world has ever produ ed.
We ndviso each md all Of bur readers TO use
one bottle Of it this Spring wo sny ono bottle,
ior that viii! cleanse tho Impurities Of ono season
and prepare the sytem for the changes of tho next,
Where the disersc bn. fastened itself and become
settled in the syst.D larger quantities required
For serofula, Ery,pclas, Salt Rheum, scAd
iiend, White scales, Shinsler pu hes, Ulceratod
sore Legs. Ianor in the Eyes, Running Of the
Ears from Scarlet Fever or measles, the Medical
Discovery can be Icli.i upon to effect L perfect
cure wsl-Gw
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"BUY ME AND WILL DO YOU

"BUY ME AND WILL DO YOU
Good. "-Hcalth and S rength secured by the use,
Of tho great Spring and Summer Medicine. DR.
Langisy's Root and Herb Buffers, composed of Sar-
saparilla, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prickly Ash,
Thorou ghworth, khubarb, Mandrake, Dandelon,
&c, all Of viii n are com pounded to act in
concert and assist Nature in era Heating disease
Tho effect of this medicine is most wonderful
it acts directly upon tn bowels and blood by re-
moving all obstruc ions from the internal organs,
stimulating them into healthy action, renovat-
ing the foundations of life, purifying tho blood
cleansing it from all humours, AMI causing it to
course anew through every part of the body; re-
storing the invalid to health and usefulness. They
euro and eradicate from tho system, Liver Com
pliint, hat main-wheol Of so many diseases;
Jlunioa in its worst forms. all Bilious Diseas' 5
and Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia. Costiveness, oil
kinds Of IIumors, and every Disease arising from
digestion, Headache, Dizziness. Piles. Heart
burn, Weakness, Pains, in the side and bowcls.
Flatuloncy, Loss of Appetite. md torpid or
diseased Liver. di sordered Stomach. bad blood
To which all arc moro or less subject in Spring
and Summer.
Moro than ] % 5000 persons have been curod
by this medicine. It is highly recommended BY
Physicians everywhere. Try it and You will
never regretit 1t.
Only so cents fer quart Bottle. Sold BY
Dealers in Medicine ov anywhere.
Orders addressed t, J. O. LANGLEY, or GEO
C. GOODWIN 4 CO.. Boston,
March II, 1859. dw6m
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COCNTY COMMISSIONER.

STATE OF VERMONT, st. jed p. Ladd,
~ uran lslo County, IS Clerk Of Grand Isle
County Court, hereby certify that on this scconi
Tuesday Of April, a. D. 1859, the votos cast by
tho fre'mcn Of said county 10 the various town
thereof in the election Of unity Commissioner for
snid County on the atst Tuesday in March A. d.
1889. w'ri duly AMI pub i,y ,pnol, sorted and
counted, nni Joel Allen Of North Hero, rec ivcd
The lar-e number Of votes, who is hereby dccnr-
cd to have been duly elected County Commits.
s!oncr for said Grand Iso County for tho year
ensuing
Given under my hand at North Hero in enid
Grand Isle County this 18th day Of April, A. D.
1859. JED p. LApp. Clerk.
Fro AN OLp SUBSCRIBER 1t is plcasin
to ia to hear from aged Subscribers to our
paper. There nrc several venerable men,
yet surviving, who have taken tho FREE
Press from its infancy. and who often &C.
cTn pany their annual REMIT nee with a
word IF encouragement or advice. and whose
counsel and nrprobation we are always glad
to have. We give below portion Of re-
cent letter from one whom we may well call
an old subscriber for he has passed by TWEEN.
| iy years the three score years and ten, which
ar. "the years Of IL mans life " He writes
from Frarklin County and says
SO you will please to continue to send
| the FREE PREss and obli-c an old man in his
ninetieth year, ms like to read since I can do
nothing else. Ny time IS short, but l want to
live to vote once more TO get an honest man in
President, but fear am too near my end. l
nope the last knayc is now in tho Presidential
Chair. This from your subscriber, g.
p. S. How must Buchanan feel when he arrives
in heaven and the Lord asks him if he is the man
n no falsfed his oath and sold his country for an
pfisc?
We hope our venerable friend will live to
Fote tor an honest Republican, and reoc,
with us over his triumphant accession TO the
Executive Chair of the Nation As to the last
question, we must say that any query as to
What Buchanan S feelings will be, .',rhen he
brriresn Harm" seems to us very SUI crll-
bus speculation.
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BYRON sVTToS's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Tho Honorable
Ipis.rict az Chitt,nlcn. IS. ( the Probate Court
for tho District OF Chttenden.
To al person, interested in tho estate OF Byron
Sutton, late OF Shelburn in said District aeeeas'
cd.
whereas, raid Cour; hath assigned the 18th
day OF April next FOR the settlement Of the admin
i,tra;ion ac,ount of the administrative OF the es-
state of byron Sutton, late OF Shel5urn deceased,
and ordered that public notoo therefore be given
t, al persons interested in SAID estate, by p9bis-
ing ,4is order three weeks successfully previous
TO tho day nssi sned in the Burlington Free Press.
printed in Burlington, in said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
tho Psobrto Court rooms, IN Darlington, on the
day asst cd, then and there to contest tho a.
lowanco OF slid ascouIt Il You sec cause.
Given urlG. ny alad, t-.s st day OK NaEea'
D. FRENCH Register.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PU L MON WAFE r

The original medicine established in 1877, and
first article Of tho sinl over introduced under tho
namo Of "prtMos &c WATERS" in this or any othe
country; all other Pulmonic Waters nre counter.
feits. The genuine can be known by tho name
BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER.
DefAxs rrLNoyic War rs
Relieve Coughs. C)lds, Sore Throat. Honrsenes..
DRYAS's PrLMoHIc WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis Difficult Breathing.
B"YAS's PrLMoSIc wArErs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood Pains in the Chest.
nRrAss PrLMosro WATERS
Relieve lnc'pient Consumption, Lung Disease
nRrAS's PrLMoStc WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the u vula and Ton.ils.
BnYAN's rrLMoNIc WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
DRrAS.s prLNoSIo wAFERs
Arc n Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYASs ruLMoYic WATERS
Are adopted f'r Vocalists and Public Speakccs.
DRYAS's PuLNuNic WATERS
Arc in simple form and pleasant to tho taste.
BRrAN's PuLMoSIc WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Gu re-
nRYANs rrLMoNlc wArrns
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one
No Family should DC without Box of
BRYAN puLNoStc wArEns
in the house.
No avciieI should DO without tuIply, IL
BRrASs PuLMONIc WATERS
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BRrAS's PuLMoSrc WATERS
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Solo Proprietor. Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by 7. a. PECK, Agent.
Feb. 2s, 1859. weoyem.
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A VALUABLE RI MEDY.

Tho Vegetable Pulmonary Ba!'am prepared BY
tho well.known druggists, Messs. Red, Cwhr 4
Co.. of this city is, wo have good authority for sta
ing, ono of the bost remedies for Coughs Cslds and
Up ul~onayy Complaints, ever offered to tho pub
lio Il IA, stood tic bort Of all tsHs-tin'e, and has
sustained it, reputation for moro than THIRTY
YEARS.
Physician, Of n. highest repeefablay prescribeit
thousand, IF families keep it on hand ms standard
family msdiene.- Boston Journal
Enquire for tho article by its WHOLE SAMI,
VEGETABLE PULMONARY DALsAM."
Pr,pared onlyBy REED, CUTLER CO., Drug
gists, SO India st., Boston, Mass aud sold by
Apothecaries and country merchants generally
Price, largo sire 81; small silo so cents
Feb. IS. "oamim
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~ oRIH.wEsTERNI INSURANCE CO.. osveeo'
Y Now York. Capital. Sl50,0O0.
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ABIGAIL GROWS ESTATE.

GTATE OF We MONT ITO all per ons
- District If rhttendon, IS. concerned in tho
! state Of Abigail Grow, late of Wili.ton in said
District, dec, ascd,
GRFEriSG.
At n Probate Court holden n. Burlington, within
and for tic District Of Chittondcn, on thu 10th
day of April, 4. b. 1850, m Instrument, pur.
Io1t1- o. he the last Win and Testament, Of Ab.
iguil Grow. late RI Ni.listpn in sail District,
deceased, prcscHtcd t. the Court aforesaid for
Probate, y tho Executor therein named.
And it is ordered b. said Court Int the 18th day
# May s.. -. l.53, at the Probate urt Rooms
in said burlington. b. ASSIGNED for proving said
Instrument and la: notice thereof bo Civ to
nil p.rs.r- c,accrned, b. ruLli.bi7; ths order
three weeks excessively ia tho burlingt-a rreo
Pres. newspaper printed ., Burlington, previ5us
70 the tim, appointed.
Therefore you .ro hereby notified to appear
before said Court, 1t the lime md plaza AFORESAID,
and conts.; tho probate cl said will, il yaa lave
cautc.
Given unl,r NJ hand Mt Burlington ia shid
district, th. 20:h day Of April A. D. 1850
w13 3v W. Il. FRENCH. Jud.e.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
DIR. wIsTAR's pALsAM OF VIVID

CHERRY. Tho editor Of the "F1ag If Our
Uai,nr says in his paper Of July H. lsjs:-"Tbe
memory of Dr.. Wistar is embamcd in the hearts
Of thousands who have experienced entire cure
from Coughs, Col $, Consumption ond Pulmonary
Disease generally by the use of his Bn'sam. The
invalid need not fear TO give this preparation
careful trial, as We speak from experience More
than years since the editor Of this paper tested
ts excellence by individual trial in his family,
with tho most surprising results, n curative for
pulmonary disease"
Cases of Communion aud Whooping
Cough Cur"d.
The following, from n highly respectable gem
tlcnan speaks for ITSELF
KrYponr. y. j. Nav IN, 1858.
s. w. FowLr 4 Go. --Genh -,nsn:-This certities
that was for many wears afflicted with A disease
Of the lungs until 7 became weak that IL was
with difficulty could Walk. My cough during
this time was vcrv severe, c,usi'g mo frequently
n raise great quantities Of blood, attended with
pr ,fu.e nj hit sw'n.s.
After using v,riors rom dies u M nnrposo l
was advised 10 try W,srys R1isar # WRa Cher
~. did so. md hef,rc usinv tho first bottle I
entirely restored IN perfect health strength.
7 would also mention that this Rnlsnm "urod
little girl NJ mino NJ severe nttrck of Whooring
Cough, WON her life was given oscr bv tho ply
stefan, and all other remedies had failed.
(Sisned.) JOSIAH HoFF.
Non. g.nuin. unless signed ~. BUTTS" on tho
outer wrapper.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE6 CO.. BosroS.
and for sale by J. W. Ropv 4 Co., md AMOS c.
SPEAR, Burlington, md by all dealers in medi-
cine everywhere. Ap. 81. w4w
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CONSUMPTION CArAHRn Bronehtisi
1Sthml, and all diseases of the THROAT
and LUNGS treated by inhriiny the
remedies in tho I, rm II INDICATED
vAPoUR directly to the at
Of tho dsease--By
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HoLLowAY,s OINTMENT AND

PILLS. Fraud baFs9.-The watcr.narked in
scription, "IIollovay, New Yor and London
which now appears on every loaf Of tho books Of
directions envelopng these preparations, is per-
feet safeguard against fraud. If the words arc
visible on holding tho paper against tho light,
the article may be relied on as genuine. The
Ointment di Iers from every other external appli.
cation in exitenoe. innsmuch as it neutrnlifes the
irritating principle in the fluid and the flesh, AID
thus puts out the fro Of inAammati at the heart
instead ofdriving in the exterior symptoms. Tho
Fills opern.e specifically the bile and tho blood
April IL dwlw.
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ECONOMIES
roFAM1LIEsIN THE COUNTRY.
EVERY soDr HAS HEARD OF ruE FAMOUS
CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE.
1875 WASHINGTON ST. BOSTON
and there 10 hardly family within twenty miles
Of Boston, where our
TEAS AND COFFEEs
arc no. used We will sell every description Of
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
and our prices range from 2S cents per pound up
to ono olar. We tel good family tea (black)
for IS cents, by tho package Of Ave pounds also,
goo Young Tyson (sroen,) for IS cents,
The above Teas arc as good as are usually sold in
Country Stores for 70 ccntsp per pound.
We nay More Teas and Cofrees,
and sell moro and cheaper than any other estab-
lishment in Now England.
Our coFFEEs arc FRESH every day. and for
purity arc unrivalled.
Teas neatly acked in 10 pound chests, for fuuily
use. .
For tho convenience Of those going To the rail-
road. wo havo
BRANCH STORES
at No. G5 Union street, two dooIs from tho oornG
Of Hanover street, (Red store)
At 40 Court street, (store painted red)
Al corner Of Beach and Albany streets.
At corner of Washington and Pine streets.
Call on us when you como to Boston. and give
our goods trial
| Orders solicited by express.
THOMAS G. WHYTAL,
wal-3m l9s Washington Street, Boston
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VYTESrERN MASS. INSURANCE CO.. Pitts.
w field, Mass. Capital. $4,000
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PATENT Wealth. R.PROOF
WINDOW BLINDS.

ENIIosE intending 10 purchase Window Blinds
Il are hereby informed that the un5 ersigned
will manufacture KELLYs Patent ''FArusR.
PROOF WINDOW LLIsps, at the shop Of .hass
Smith. south end of Pioneer shop. wheI- he can
DO found during business hours. All enquiries nv
orders by Mail promptly attended to.
Those wishing TO purchase Town. County or,
State Rights can trade with me. J. II. GIBBS,
Burlington, April Is, 1850. wilm3
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OVERS UEALINCAM ALTON

has been in use liniment and internal remedy
in Burlington and vicinity, for the last six years.
aud has 'a'biished is reputation, as n CURE 70
hhcumatism, Cuts. Bruises, Swollings, Headache,
and ether affections which sro mentioned in the.
Advertisement in nno'her cn,amn. dawtf
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ST. LOUIS, April 10.
The overland mail, with dates Of the 25th,
has arrived. The markets 1t San Francisco
WEI generally unchanged. Tho state of f.
nance Wa q iurishng. The mining accounts
both from California end New Columbia
were encouraging.
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NEW ADVERTiSEMEXVSi.
BARRE: ACADEMY,

SUMNER TERM begins May Il, Fall Term
- begins Sept. |.
The Board Of Instruction consists Of six porma-
pert Teachers.
The facilities for pursuing n Classical or Eng.
lish course of study, superior.
Board SIS per week.
j. S. SPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, April 10, 1859. u3w
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SUICIDE. The argus says that Michael
Frizzle, Il resident Of Guilford left his house
as. week, went 10 Loydcn, Mass, and there
bung himself in 4 barn. Domestic troubles
fnd religious excitement are the supposed
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TO PRIV RS!
wADE's PRINTING INKS.

WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE cELEDRAr
w cd Black and colorod Printing Inks. Manu-
featured by
II. d. WADE, OF New York.
As ali know who have used them, Mr.. Wades
BLACK Inks have no superiors and his Colorod
Inks no equal. 81,
full assortment Of all kinds, together with
Printers varnish, Gold Size, Bronze, 6e.. always
on hand, and for .alo Mt tho manufacturers prices
Prin'ers in this vicinity will save two or threo
odays time, as we'll as expressage, by order rg
{ us.
No. 6 College Stree.
Burlington. April IS, 1859
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LIFE, FIRE & MARINEINsURANCl

LIFE, FIRE Il MARINE INSURANCE
TAM prepared to take Insurance in the following
i first. class Companies, at far rates, viz
TToME INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
IL 100000.
NINA INSURANCE CO.. Hartford. Copnec.
ZLltieut Capital, 81 100000.
CoNNEcIIcUI FIRE INSURANCE CO.. Hart.
Oford, Conn. Capital, 100000.
%-oRIH.wEsTERN INSURANCE CO.. osveeo'
Y New York. Capital, SI5o,oOo.
VXTESTERN MASS INSURANCE CO.. Pitts.
w field. Mass. Capital. Sl5o,OOo
fNHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
4 Hartford. Conn. Capital and Assetts, $4,000 .
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., New
York Assets over 81 500 600
Burlington, Vt. March 0, 5. WIRES Agen''
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PA1>LsviLLr. Edward Stanton has been
appointed post-master at Pain svilllc, in
place Of Henry Slant n resigned.
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OW ED TO DEWEY,
pY HtysELT.

Lives there man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said,
"Give me, to wet my daily bread,
A cup Of Dewoys CoGoo ?"
All, whore in any country town.
Is thore chap of such ronown
For doing so exactly brown
The choicest kind Of Coffee ?
What though you call in urgent haste?
Your precious timo don't run to waste,
For while your buying-to your taste,
His Clerk srinds out tho Codee.
Perhaps you're badly of for Soap;
Or lack good lishts.-but mover mope;
All that Is quito in Dewoy's SCOPE.
Besiies tho best OF Coffee.
To please tho dainty appetite,
He's lots Of Cheese-yet not n MITE
(The joke is good, but really quito
Inferior to his Coffoc y
In other things he wouldn't flag
But, though he doesn't like to brag,
IIo WILL say he can take the rag
From any modern grocery-wag,
FoR CorFEE-by the pound or bag
Pure, rich. delicious Cofico
Newly roasted
And ground
apr4dtf To Order.
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WASHINGTON. April IA.
There is such information in Washington
as leaves no doubt of Il deep scheme for the
revolution of Cuba. 1t is not known that
this government has been officially informed
of the fact.
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ESTATE OF
CYRUS C. PRINDLE and OTHERS

CYRUS C. PRINDLE and OTHERS.
STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Hon. Probate
- District of Chittendon, SIS. Court for the Dis
trict of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in tho Estate OF Cyrus
G. Prindle. Harris NJ. Prndlc and George Z.
Prinilc Of Charlotte, minors
Greeting.
Whereas, application in writing. hath boon made
10 this Court, by the Guardian OF cyrus q, liar-
ris VI. and George Z. rrindle for license and au-
thoriry sell tho whole OF tho real estate Of his
said wards setting nth therein. that it would DO
DO beneficial, 70 the interest OF thu said wards that
a portion Of tho real estate, 10 wit, the Beam mead
ow of twenty lying in Charlotte be sold and
tho proceeds thereof be invested in stocks or other
real estate for tho use If said wards, and thereup.
on the said Court appointed and assigned the 2 'th
day OF April \. D. 1858 at tho Probate Court
Rooms, in said District 10 hear and decide upon
aid application and ordered that public notice
thereof DO given all persons interested therein,
10y publishing this order three weeks excessively,
IN tho Burlington Free Press, newspaper which
creulates in the nei shborhood Of those persons in
terested therein, all which publications shall DO
previous 10 the time appointed for hearing.
Therefore You aro hereby notified to appear be-
foro said Court, nj The time and place Aforesaid.
then and there 70 object 10 the granting Of such
license, If you sec cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
Rooms, this 4th day Of April A. D. 1850.
wll-5v D. FRENCH, Register
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0xYGLyATEp nirtERs.-The cures cfectol by
his rem dy are truly astonishing. The cnrftncd
pyspcptic regain his prstn ygo-, tho Ash matte
breathes freer,' lnliye>ti N di>ippeas Tho
8pfrs produce these wonders. Let all who su Ter
than
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NOTICE
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE.

VNIIE subscriber has n quantity Of THE DAvI
i SEEDING POTATOES, whicl he will sell TO
those that may waat 10 procure this kind for seed
sent by Express, if ordered. Price 50 cts. pc.
bushe. Also tho DOVER PoTAroE for sale.
WAIT uCkLBUET.
v3ows uni,rhill, VI.
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1885,.
1850. 1850.
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION.
COMPANY.
1850.

THIS coMrASYs WELL Known AND RELIABLE
Line of Screw steamers,
PLYING pLrwEEs
O2aensburgh and Port; on hs Western LAKES
WILL DURING TIE PRESENT SEASON
w LEAVE OGDENSBURGH,
weather permitting, for Chicigo, Milwaukee,
Mackin,o, and intermediate Ports on Tuesdnys
and Fridays, and for Cleveland, Sandusky, Detroit
and Toledo, four times n week.
n Passcn ,ors, Families, Luggage, 1.-Two Stock,
and Merchandise, arriving by Railroad, will re-.
ceive care I'll and prompt despatch.
Apply to c. l.. TIL JMPSON, Treasurer, Mt the
Office of tho Company, or to GEO. PARKER,
Agent, Railroad Depot, 0gdensburgh, Ny
P. CHAM BERLIN, President,
J. II. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
WESTERN AGENTS.
Ifovoy & Crawford, uiwego. Ny.
Chanbrrln. Crawford Co., Cleveland
VIM. 7. Walker, Toledo.
y. H. Matthews, Detroit.
). II. Crawford, Milwaukee.
Mathef d Co., Chicago.
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