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~ 0OD & BRO WV.
BUTTER, CHEESE, PRODUCE.
COMMISSION HOUSE,

81 and 80, South Market St. Boston.
4 T aving removed my location from CITY Wharf
4 & I take this method TO inform my consirnee.
and all others interested particularly in the salo
of Butter and cheese in It's market. that I am
prepared to offer them increased facilities for
their business, and would solicit c0nsi rnrner,ts
Being fully sensible that owing TO the competti,
and high prices paid for Produce in the countr,,
the profits are small, after deductinr expense.
therefore I shall make my Commission charges
low, and with my facilities low rents. and small
expenses, I am enabled, and shall make nv com
mission charges at low rate IN particular for
the larger snd regular assignments
have Cash capital and other Cash facilities
Country Produce Of all kinds received and sold
on Commission. Wool [ do not sell
Liberal advances made on consicpmen+s
Account sales and remittances made nromptIv
Ny personal and prompt attention given to ali
business entrusted TO my care.
Store location one of the very best.
Cellar the best in my experience for Butter.
Rents and expenses unusually low.
Terms for business moderate.
Quotations and remarks perfectly reliable.
REFERENCES.
For my present Commercial standiog refer
you to
Charles Ellis, ESQ, President Howard Banking
Co., Boston.
William Hilton, ESQ. Boston.
Charles Lane, Esq, Boston, Director Bank
North America.
G. n. Seymour, Esq, Ogdensburgh. New York.
e. B. Allen Son, 0gdensburgh, n Y.
II. B. sowles, ESQ, st. Albans, Vt.
For my personal and business reputation in the
City, refer you TO
James NJ. Beebee, Esq, Merchant.
Alpheus Hardy, Esq.
Bingham, Joy & Co., Produce.
Samuel Walker Co, Produce
Converse, Harding & Co., Merchants.
Jewett, Tibbetts & Co, Merchants.
Porter & Demmon, Provisions.
Stone Eldredge, Provisions.
II. F. WOOD.
June !, 1859. WITT
P. 5. If these statements and reference are
satisfactory trust any eonsignee will not BIS dis
appointed.
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS
the ONLY REMEDY !!

ygN4E Eastern States, including New LIZ =
and that section Of the Union when Is
most widely known as New EnSlallu' III ia
tain a thrifty industrious, intelligent people,
Mo have achieved an uncommon degree OF
,,~,so,ritv: with climate extremely uirl6 ~
c,r.air constitutions and soil Of small leltLl,
j., fb.v have centrived TO surpass more faVoreu
at,,,lllnite5 in almost every thing that con
1,,,..- TO o.ial comfort and happiness IN,
fSr-pg1+siv. they are occasionally so ABSORBED
IN bl.iness and mental cultivation that they
I-f..- the precautions which are essential 70
DO ari,. Dyspepsia and physical, d. oli i.
mr. rr.l-ut among all classes. The lrst C Gus.
.s-s /. produced by inatren-ion 10 tine digestive
-,ss. VIII hare 50 susceptible OF dcI2nseIleIit.
r...r-aJ. al. now paying the penalty OF TINS
raal,e.. and suffering daily the most trying
nt.ns. almost without hope OF rehei' Inc!
have come TO believe thdr their alimenV Is
chronic. and that try must bear with 1t to the
end Ii rratid.s us exceedingly TO announce
+, those afflicted individuals chat they may
now command a remedy of UNIQUE uonaole
1ryaal virtue, which has never been found
f.. f.l En- M cases of digestive weakness or de-
.,.... mont. Hundreds Of tongues are ready to
row e.a1uant FIJI praise Of cfis wonderful con-
~, .,- of dv-a .ps.a. which is known cs
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MRS. WIN 10 W.
experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
l. - -. u 81 n-s Lnr
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100 CUTS or PATTERNS K MODES
Plane Ferries.

\. II GALE & co.
==zsss-----, Take pleasure in inviting the a''e.-
t55ks==7=S,A%sstion Of Artists Amateur
j 81 ] land the Public generally, to 'A','
NEW SCALE PIANO FORTE, Just Introduce.
The growing desire for a Square Piano Forte -
shall avoid inc unsiinly appearance Of that ~
cornerd instrument, directed cur energies 10 y.
production Of such dsst2aratssDs. Our toll Is -
warded and We submit the result without !eSl
competition.
" Ou- Pilu.ss are all guaranteed to give en.
tire satisfaction whether ordered from US direV =
sold bv any Of Of our A cents throughout the e'u-
try; and VIC solicit continuance Of that patlen
age which we ave ~aioyed for the last twsnty-H''
II. GALE co.
lO7 Urn ST.. New YOfS-
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DAT ne Al. Corn Starch. Hominy, Wheat
- Grits Split Peas. Marrow-fat Beans, Macca-
roni, IapiOsa, Vermicelli, Sa.o, Pearl Barley,
Arrow-r0ot Robins ms Patent Olt-Meal, Barley
and GroatS Gelatine. Ising-glass Irish Moss
flavorin- Extracts Culinary Herbs. Pure Ground
Spices, Citron. English Currants, Ri,e Flour,
Hecler's Farina, and Family Flour which the
purchaser never wishes 10 return.
Try the Flour, AMI any thing else in the above
list. You happen to want. 4. 5. DEWEY.
June 2Ist. 1889 daw
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rARPr ACAnFYTY


TATT TERM begins Sent. ].
q Winter Term ho-i0- Dec. 7.
Spring Term begins Feb. 8. 1850
Summer Terr, begins May II. lsf0.
The Board IF Instruction consists ~ seven teach
crs.
Board. including rooms -7d WASHING, cl s. per
week. is. SPAULDTNG, Principal.
Barre. August .. 1850. wcwt
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FRENCH WHITE EIXK PAINT
vrETLLT MONTAGUE COMPANY
OF ? ARIS

YEyHTS Paint is adapted f. o0 purposes % which
the beet White cad is Applicable. TtdoeS not
turn yellow. as lead invariably docs and viii &C.
1uiro theharlre.s and srootN0"ss Of Coach panel
ling without the aid If warn 7h and is easily
washed Co1ors with zinc basisretain their fresh
ness and briIli-rcv of color
200 hounds viii cover rs much surface, with the
same body. as go pounds Of lead-showing great
economy as well as beauty.
In order that parties NAV dcpend upon getting
the article st7cf1v Dtre they should buy II none
but the most ~esoecf7leh3uec-. The Company ship
but two qualities, known rs No. Z and N7o''
White DrU. Red ard Green Seal. The No. I or
Rcd Seal, Is the article most used for painting
uurno@c,: tho Snow White or Green Seal being
only used for the most expensive work.
JOSEPH NJ. STRONG, Aycnt frths %.
Orders addressed 10 either Of the following
houses Will he filed at tho noc reduced tayiF Of
prices either Dry or in Oil.
HALL 3 CORNELL,
Ia3 N7i3,- LGns Nele York.
RATNOLDS, DEVOE & PRATT,
Wins l0e and los, Fulton ST.. Ns,sYo Z
CUITTENDEN COUNTY INSTITUTE
NALLTERM begins September lst full
s board Of experienced Teachers is employed
throughout the year, and no pains viii be spared
to make the School, in both the English and Clas-
steal Department just what is requiredfo thor
ouph culture of the youth.
Tuition e.. heretofore, Board from 81 so to
81 %. For further information address the Prin-
cipal.
N. r. TYLER.
Essex. Vt, July q, 1889 wifi
NEW YoEE, july lsT, 1859.
4 NOTICE.
TsNHE EUREKA IMPROVED SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINES. licensed by Elias
Howe. Jr., Ezq., and others) using TWO
THREADS, and making the LOCK STITCH
PRIC $50: $50! $50! $50!
VIII Ran, Stitch, Hem and Gather.
AGENTS WANTED in every city and town in
the State Of Vermont. Address
D. !. LEVY, Genl. Supt.
Principal Office 4S9 Broadlcag.
NEW YORK
s7E-Send for Circular and Sample work w5ms
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COal Oils. Coal Oils.
THE GLENDox COAL OIL CoMPAxr.

THE GLENDON COAL OIL COMPAN Nj.
ONcORPORATED, JUNE, 1859.
Z manufacturing very superior quality of Oil
4 for burning in the CONES, " and other "KER-
OSENE" or COAL OIL Lamps.
Our Oils are very Light Coored, and free from
offensive odor, while the quality is inferior to none
other il any respect.
We are now selling it to the Trade at reduced
prices, and, with our unequalled facilities, are
prepared to furnish it many quantity and to exc
cute all orders promptly.
E. F. JONES Co., Agents,
80 & 81 Central Street, Boston Mass
W9m3
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4 CARD.

tf[e pleasure in being permitted 70 announce
n the patrons Of the Church Street Book Store
and 70 the public generally. that T have enlarged
nv store, making it much more spacious. CONVEX
'fnt and o'elsant; have also added largely 20 my
stock, AMI nm now prepared 20 furnish in larger
1uantitie7 and lower rates everything in thc
ms o. Fhe'loricai, Nelical, Law, School. and
miscellaneous Books, artists Materials Blank
Books and y kinds os Stationery. for Business
Professional. or Private use
Tha 'kfui for the past liberal patrona-e respect
fully solicit continuance
E. A. FULLER.
Burlington, June Sd, 1859.
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TENHE subscriber offers for sale I2j tons of HAY.
Il Of assorted qualities. and will feed the same
to any kind OF stock with good shelter and water
if desired. f. 6. WRIGHT.
Whiting VT. Sept 6, 1853. wllw5*
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1879.
SO.
G r RAND SPRING OPENING

80 -
G r 4 \ y SPRING PEN N 6
q. r ELL SONS.
May be seen entirely ucc and handsome sssort-
meut Of Spring Goods.
NEW STRING DE-LAINES,
VIEW STRIPED BAYADERES,
NEW PICCOLONISI PLAIDS,
VIEW WHITE ERLLiASTs,
VIEW COLORED ERILLINNTs
NEW CANBRICs,
FRENCH PRINTS,
VIEW ENGLISH PRINTS,
NEW AMERICAN PRINTS,
VIEW GINCHAMs,
SEw LINEN DATASE.
NFw TOILET QUILTS,
NEW LINEN u'E'Fs
VIEW DOWESTICS.
HOSE,
VIEW HOPED SKIRTS
&C., &c, &c, &c, Re.
ATT of which. having to he converted into cash
within The next 20 days. viii be offered at aston
hlso-ir i9w prices March 18th
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Raots. Shoe. md Gai,ers


ALL PERSONS having Wool Of all kinds s Of
"A Sbeen's Pelts. and wanting to exchange i'r
WoOTTFN GOODS-Cqssrmerc or HqHnel. Of Va
ricrs colors: or pav for making, can he aceommo-
dated at my Min on reasonable terms, for Cash
rr Wool.
1LSO- STOCKING-YARN, made Of good
wool and warranted perfect, ready for use
THEODORE D. LYMAN.
North Ferrisburgh, April 4, 1889. Wit
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0arrklp SIRE Dress.
i'-,r,,d at Ne. c College Street Burlington, VI.
GEO. w. g. G.. G.. BENEDICT.
EDITORS AND PRoFRIET0RS.
Terms Of Subscription.
Term. TO- Advertising in Weekly.

3 No subscription stopped until all arrearages
paid, except at the option Of the publisher, or
discontinued unless By positive orders.
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DRUSHEs, ALL KINDS TOILET IN CHA
Dvariety, and at prices lower than the ID
seturer's, at -cp,-
Aug. IL. THEO. A. FHUN
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r Al L r u 4 DIS
RI'TLAND x BURLINGTON R.E
sUMMER ARRANGEMENT

AN and after Wednesday Nay Ilth. L..
! leave the Rutland and BurIington Dctot
follows
s.45 4. Nj, Mail Train for Boston, Love. y.
cester, Springfield, Troy, A.ts,s. IT,.
York &c.
II.2O A. NJ, Accom- notation train from bu,.sD-
connecting at Troy with the Hue.
River Boats
s.I5P. NJ, Accommodation Train for RUTLAND
Trains arrive at Buriingtn, as follows.
$40 A. n, Accommodation from kutisDe
525 p. NJ, Mail Train from Boston, La-,
Worcester, Springfield. New YORK Sc
II.45P. NJ, Accommodation train from Troy s,i
Rutland.
T.. A. CilAPiN ~r
Rutland april Is, 1883. daw
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" 3 w WI IT 8 TO
At PAR TRID E,s.

SONGS, MARCHES. POLKAS. VALUES
a great variety. Of which tie
following is 81 pie:
The Wild Rose, Fantasia a. Salon bv Wallace.
Polka Di Bravoura. Kube
Bob White Polka. NeNsucbton
Narche de "a Refine r Archer
Lucia March, Pcr,cr
In .oste "aitz, F.Bergmuller.
Wiles Dream Veurse
valse in F. Minor, Cop. 10Y. 2 Chopin.
My Parent Dear. song, Wallace
Minnie May Salisbury.
Yes, Take the Lutte, Azthcro'
Beautiful Moon, Everest
POPPING in at Pudding Time, fully.
Carry your friend in your pocket g"
Days gone bv Song ilanmerer
Woodland Home, Tracy.
Favorte airs from Don Giovanni.
III rroyatore and Robert lie
Diable, arranged by Bellak.
Selections from In Favoritan-
Overture; Oh nv beloved; For
uer I'll quit my home; When
LEFT; What Deceit; Finale
4 large assortment Of
Sheet Hnsic anj uu,ie.i In-s-sa,e ,ts.
constantly on hand.
W W PARTRIDGE.
Burlington, July 81, 80.
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SANFORD, TRUSLoW & co.

who also manufacture the celebrated "CONFL
DENCE." SENTINEL asd "5URPRISFs
COOKING STOVE, "DODG Els PATENT FIRr-
PLACE REFLECr0RS,' ard every variety OF
Stoves, for wood or coal, suited to Ill sections
wl3, BIN
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THE MANUAL of the WARDROBE
100 LARGE OCTAVE PAGES. N FArEE'
BY MRS. PULEAN-
pprrF . CENTS

100 LARGE OCTAVE PAGES. IN FArEE'
BY MRS. PULLAN
PRICE. . CENTS
1T * a COMPLETE TREATISE aTa'
branch Of Domestic Economy. and hv itf -'
most valuable Publication upon this su7.e-,
issued. II comprises thorough diSsertili,n
taste in dress an explanation Of the d-'
stitches made in sewing. remarke ''' s.:
various kinds and qualities Of tabrlc' u>+
the wardrobe with completes directions i'r Gu -
and fitting all kinds e garments for women e.
chiidrens wear the preparation table
and bed linens. illustrated by nearly
100 CUTS or PATTERNS X MODES
NJ Housekeepcr afford to do without .'
Mrs. PuIlan IS he highest authority 60.
upon tie subject Of the Manual, having III
more up this subject than ell others con ii, ,.
Her contributions to English publications ~,
rendered her name household word. am ~ nv.
cen perp till source of supply TO the l-''''@
Department in the Magazines ofthis country
For sale 5y E. 4. Fuller, samuel Huntin- =
and n the Sowing Machine Ptrlor, No. to.'e-'
Street Free Press Building, lower foor)-
ap-sm d6Nu
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4 DOZEN of nice PHOTOGRAPHS for
"A fvedollars, at AtILLER'S
May 81.
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TRAINS GOING sorTH- AND EAST.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH. AND EAST.
Leave Bur ington at 40 4. NJ, .45 A. NJ, and
$50 p. u.
MALI TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point 6-lO A. u.
connects at White River Junction with trains
for st Johusbury. Wells River, White Mour-
tains. Boston Lowell, Worcester New York and
Intermediate stations, arriving in Boston at So
P. NJ. and in New York at L P. NJ. Passenec-'
by this train train dine at White River junction
EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves Rouse's Point at s.
50 A. n, connects there with trains from Mon
treaI and Ogdensburgh the same morning, rccciT-
Ing passengers at Cgdensburgh from Grand Trunk
Road and Lake Ontario Steamers. Leaves Dur
incton at 10 10 A. n, dine at Mortified, and ST.
i've at Boston at $50 7. n.
Accommodation Train Leaves Rouses Point ar
P. NJ. connecting there with trains leaving
Montreal s. Ogdensbursh same afternoon Lodge
at White River Junction and proceeding next
morning to Boston, Worcester Springfield, New
York, &c, arriving at Boston az 100 P NJ, and
ut New York at 40 ?. u.
through Tickets for Chiclso and the West, for
ale at the principal Stations.
g. MERRILL. Supt
Mortified June 9th, 1859.
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!
|
wv w. PARTRIDGE bari7- inst returned
! ~ from, po..,, .l w. NJ. - 49,
/ tho largest and best ,s.,rtoe-t IF Svr RI
/ WUSTO. both now -nt aI1: tse best assa-trcnt NJ
| VyNEYVr, ROOFS bt e,,--f All -.,.r,-
| with INSTRUCTION BOOKS r,- an t;-1s ~
/ Musical instruments. Sir,ir- Tba--,-b R,es avid
Harmony. Of the most 7-,,~avol kinds -t,t can he
| found north If the cities
Also the largest end most complete assortment Of
| " ~ "a l. ~ y I 4 " ENI&. &c.
ILL.,. r,,
I;r l''esi 'leo'os;
-. ~ 'ol-lS' VeiG'7.' IRON me
60. - ~ NV. JUICE
r.. u. ' ana
49, ,il-I. '' l'aett
'c' - Acc'rdeonsi fiHunas; at -ints of Strings
d ~ instruments, l'.n Bows bridges,
RI, VI .-I p. az :, '''' nam ana
49,. "-t F'' ny '','n'5 AMI
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

A FRESH ndFashionable stock of Ready made
IA Clothing, Furnishing Goods &C., &c.
For sale by c. BENNS.
Wheeler's Block, next east of the American Hotel
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Central RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANfEMENT
gfI0sa. If Trr+. g.
Chicago and The Nest.
NORTHERN. WESTERN, BRITISH I'd Us
MAIL ROUTE.
r ",@,nsves u'g4ay, J'o,e q 50, 1859.

TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Burlington at $50 4. ". 9.4j A. y. ami
$50 P N.
MAIL TRAIN connects az Windsor and White
River Junction with trains leaving Boston a-d
Springfield at 7.20 A. ". same DAY. and New
York previous evening. Leave Windsor at l--5
P NJ, reaching Burlington al go P. ~, Rouse
Point at 6.45 P. NJ, Montreal AID 0zdensburz.
the same evening. Connecting q; ogdensbur-
with Grand Truck train, without delay, for t.
ondo and the West.
ACCOM- NOTATION TRAIN leaves New Yorl
at $50 A. NJ, Boston at P. NJ, and Ell
ermemediate Stations Leaves Windsor a. SO
NJ, and reaches Burlington at % A. n.
Rouse's Point at 500 4. NJ, arriving IN Nontres.
and Ogdensburgh the same forenoon, ard pro
ceeding est BY Grand Trunk trains, without
delay, for the West. A sleeping car is attached
to this train.
Accommodation Train Leaves Mortified o.
SIS A. NJ, reaching Burlington at II, 90 A.N.
Bouse's Point at 1910 P. VI. and Montreal and
Ogjensburgh the same afternoon,
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NOTICE.
A Ii those wishing 10 get the best
"a HAY, STRAW, and STAIN NOlIEb,
buv D. C.. CUMMINGS PATryT, which oTcels any
thing Of the kind now in use. The subscriber has
the Agency for selling Tor this part OF the state
and win keen supply and sell as low as can he
bought If the manufacturer.
g. p. WOODS.
Winooski Falls, Vt, Aug. 30. wlom3~
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THE ONLY POSITIVELY
Fira Proof Safes in the World.
CERTIFICATES OF APPROVAL, N CONF
RTSON WITH OTHER SAFES.

RIS0N WITH OTHER SAFES.
GRAFTON, December 5. lsjS
Messrs. SHEFwIy 6 BURGESs, Agents for Mar
lands Patent Fire Proof Safe,-Gentlemen -
have examined the NIarland Patent safe in your
store. and far Is 7 am able to judo Of its Fire
Proof qualities. I believe the principles upon
which it Is built the most reliable in resisting
heat. Of aav Fire Proof safe that has come under
my observation, and particularly recommend it
10 the attention of our Probate Districts that
now supplying themselves for the preservation Of
their records.
BENJAMIN ". DEAN, Sec. of>tate.
BRArrLxBoRo. December 3. ls5S
This may certify that we have examined the
Marland Patent Fire Proof Safe, exhibited TO
by Mr. Arson Hardy, AMI that in our opinion.
Marland's safe would be a desirable one to pUr-
chase for the use Of the Probate Courts
r. TYLER, Judge Of Probate.
A STODDARD,
MIDDLEBuRr, april y. 1889.
The Legislature Of Vermont az its last session
passed law making 1t the duty OF the county
Judges to procure Fire Proof Safes, in which q
dep0sit Probate Records n discharge Of that
duty we have spent some time in examining
number of Safes. We have come to tho co1clu-
sion that the Marland's safe. manufactured by u
B. Bigelow AMI Aason Hardy, Of Boston, Mass,
is superior to say other have examined, fer 70.
Fire Proof Qualities. We have bought safe o.
that description for the New Haven Probate Dis
trict and we are veil satisfied with TIE worsmsn-
ship, apparent strength, and durability
W. W. c. WRIGHT, ! Assistant Judges Of
II. c. SMITH. Addison Co. Court
NIB. BIGELOw s. ANsON HARDY,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
50 School street, opposite City Hall Boston Mass
J. J. DUNKLEE, Burlington, AessT
June 27. 1859. d6vtt
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TUITION.
(Pav75, mr. ri4blv ef or Before he middle Of zach
Te-w
Piano FORTE. ORGAN, or any instrument
that may be preferred, SO %
-v5rSG. including study # the voice, BAL
80 cr1 rCr1ovs 10 90
-r-1.,5---r,9,es TI,R,f5vvand Composition, 10 90
Or q NoRvAL C0URsE including al the above, 20 90
Board, including room, FIRE, lights and
WASHING 50 so 20 90
r,r- - pis1o 90
Pupils furnish their own books and music.
C. II. CLARKE. }p-;.,ir,1,
MRS c. IT. CLARKE. {
J. Fl. PADDOCK
(Lats ,.4nist AZ Rev. Nr. Lords Church, Assist
Montpelier, VI ants
JOHN o. WORCESTER,
fPuDY 1ftbe csletratcd Le7HhlTd)
ST. Johusburv Vt. Sept. lst, 1889 ditawl2w
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PUPILS to be admitted to the School must possess
n n character. fair musical ability and yield in
rl,-t obedience b the laws and regulations OF the
school
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RHEUNI ATISHT,
GOut and Neuralgia

Vast muiutudos Of people suffer from rheumatism.
There is scarcely district upon The globe where
presence is not fell Tn our own country, .t .s most
prevalent along the coast, extending Dos ravaees
back into the inferior, and gradually Diminishing ia
severity as it approaches the Prairie Lands Of tie
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NJ. II. BIGELOw & ANsON HARDY.

Manufacturers and Proprietors,
50 School street. opposite City Hall Boston. Mass
!. J. DUNKLEE, Burlington, AssST
June 27, 1889 d6Wu
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-07

Fourth Of July at Short Creek.-The ami
versary of our National Independence cele-
bratei in spirited manner by large number of
the citizens Of this county 10 grove on til e
bank of Short Creek. on Monday last. We
were unavoidably prevented from attending and
had hoped some would have given report
of il. However we learn that there large
rumber in attendance-that the Boston Band
furnished most excellent music-that J. IL Popp
Esq. gave them a good speech-that the sub
stantials for the inner man were there in abun-
dance, Dancing filed out The programme. The
young men who had charge of the arrangements
deserve credit for their energy and good taste
and when they have another, We will try to be
with them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-07
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL,
RIcHNs,Nn. July 5th. IS5

RICHMOND, Jaiy 5th, 1859
All the members were present w E Wilcox.
the member elect in Mr. L7ndes place, from
Ward ,, was sworn into Office aud took his seat.
The Street COMMITTEES reported the width Of
South ST. to be 40 feet-the section line being
the south boundary. That road had been 10
Gated, grsded. and eraveliej from Strickland L
Bfidglands Mill, TO the crossing of Whitewater
ard presented Mr. Showers bill fer the work on
the same-whcs referred TO the Committee
. to settle. They also reported an Ordinance to
open an alley from SasSalras ST. between Sth and
9th.
Committee 90 Public Buildings reported an
/ Ordinance, amending the 4 arket Law, which was
read the first aud second TINES and referred back
TO the same committee
I A resolution authorizing Mr. wilkins Chief of
Ponce. 10 accept the services Of as many addI-
uosal policemen may offer their aid-said pc
licemen 10 Be clothed With the same power as the
regular police, and serve without charge TO the
city. This resolution offered BY Mr.. Poe,
and adopted
Mr. Conley, was appointed Chairman OF the
Fire CO. Committee 10 pace Of Mr., L-nde, re
signed
Aessrs Elliott Hutton presented bill for
iumb-r-referred 10 Committee on Claims
Several accounts against the city we're presented
aud ailo~ed. when. ou Mr. Ccnlsy's notion the
Council si5o7rue3