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BOOKS AND GIFTS.
G. G.. EVANS & co.
rRoPRIEToRs OF THE ONLY
ORIGINAL GIFT STORE
IN NEW ENGLAND,
No. A. C~OrmhiII Boston.
VALUABLE BOOKS AND
ELEGANT GIFTS.
a GIFT, vARYING IN VALUE FROM FIFTY CENTS
TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. GIVEN To
THE PURCHASER OF EVERY BOOK.

800 u ~ En- 4 DUN
Nv E take pleasure in stating that the liberal
W and increasing patronage bestowed upon
us by the people Of New England and other parts
Of the country, enables US to offer still greater
inducements to purchasers Of Books, and indiyid-
uals or associations getting up clubs than ever
before.
The advantages we possess over any other sim
liar establishment in the country, especially for
filing New England Orders must be evident to
those acquainted with our position, and understand
our superior and increasing facilities for loing
business. Our advantages are as follows:
We publish a large list Of valuable books
We obtain large quantities Of other valuable
books In exchange for our own.
We buy large editions from other publishers for
cash at very low prices.
We put no objectionable book on our catalogue.
We offer no inducements which we do not fulfil.
We buy our Watches in large q|uantities for cash.
and Of the best make.
We have our jewelry made to order by the best
manufacturers IN this country and Europe.
BY doing an extensive business we can make
very rfiNqtie presents more frequently to purcha-
sers.
Our presen plan IF operations is the same as
originated Eve years ago by Mr.. q. G.. Evans, and
is sanctioned H.t only by the highest judicial au-
thority I'm nearly every State in the Union. but by
lie voice of the people from Maine to California.
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CANTON TO She Public.
As there are various parties advertising them
selves in the Gift business, some having the aufa-
city 10 claim having been originator" hut who
have not the disposition or ability to fulfil their
promises, we feel it q duty to ourselves and the
public to state that we havo no connection with
any concern in New York or New England; and
individuals scndinr money to such PARTIES must
not blame US if they get chcated-oI Judge of the
business by such n standard.
Orders from clubs or single individuals solicited
from all parts Of the country.
g. G. EVANS & co.
WINS IS CoRSHTLL. Bosrox.
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Hon. %. A.. Snslley, Burlington; Hon b
Chittenden, BurlinEton; Noriilo Noyes, Esq
Burlington; Vorthinytln =. satin, Esq- s. -
bans; BeckTjth. Johnson e Weed. PisJtsrursn'
y. T.: John ". Bailey. Esa.. Pls;ts5urch. ny;
4 :. Tburbrr. Ess.. 6ouse. Point. Y. y.
tpril IL. dag
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FRENCH WHITE ZINk PAINT,
FROM THE
VIEILLE MONTAGUE COMPANY

n L L
yNH1S Paint is adapted to all purposes to which
IL the best White Lead is applicable. Itdoes not
turn yellow, as lead invariably does, and will &C.
quire the hardness and smoothness of Coach panel
ling without the aid of varnish, and is easily
washed. Colors with a zinc basis retain their fresh
ness and brilliancy of color.
200 pounds will cover as much surface, with the
same body, as $50 pounds of lead-showing great
economy as well as beauty.
In order that parties may depend upon getting
the article strictly pure they should buy of none
but the most respectable houses. The Company ship
but two qualities, known as No. /, and Snop
White Dry. Red and Green Seal. The No. l or
Red Seal, is the article most used for painting
purposes; the Snow White or Green Seal being
only used for the most expensive work.
JOSEPH NJ. STRONG, Agent for the Co.
Orders addressed to either Of the following
houses will be filed at the aew reduced tariff Of
prices, either Dry or in Oil.
HALL & CORNELL,
1913 Maiden Lane Ntto York.
RAYNOLDS, DEVOE & PRATT,
WINS l06 and l08, Fulton st., Ne0 York.
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oNETHoUsAND DOLLAR woRTHoFB BOOKS

Al the l7tese' 'eHaIsraI, D1--,. viii be distributed
amongst The porohascrs Of every
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ROOTS n SHOES.

MILES & HOWE, Church Street, Manufactu-
w rers Of and dealers in Ladies, Gents ana
Children Boots, Shoes, Caters, Ties, OF every va
riety and style. We have now on hand a very
LARGE ASSORTMENT
of desirable Goods for the Spring trade, Mt prices
to accommodate all classes of the community !"
kinds of
Boots. Shoes and Caters
Ladies. Gentlemen. and Children, manufacluio,
or order in the most Fashionable Style, and warn
4rled.
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RAIL ROADS.
TLAyD 4 BURLINGTON W-P
SUMMER ~Eyr

IN ani after Wednesday Nay Itl. r
- leave the Rutland and Burlington Dersr
follows
S.45 A. NJ, Mail Train for Boston, Lowell p
c%ester, Springfield, Troy, Albanv. ".
York &c.
1l.2O A. NJ, Accom- notation train from Rurs--
connecting at Troy with the HuJ,
River Boats.
SIS P. NJ, accommodation Train for B1tls-.
Trains arrive at Burlingtot a. follov.
$40 A. NJ, accommodation from Butlara
SIS ?. Il Nail Train from Boston. Lo-
Worcester, Springfield, New lor- do.
lI.45 p. Nj. Accommodate train from Trur
Rutland.
T.. 4 CHAPLIN -rr
Rutland. april 10, 1859. tsva
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The Great Musical RaEaar
A
NTsTC STG g..

W. ". PARTRIDGE. having inst returned
~ c from Boston and Now York NOW offers
the largest and best assortment Of SHFFT
MUSIC. both new End old the be-- svsortuaent Of
SINGING BOOKS. both sacred and secular.
with INSTRUCTIONS BOOKS for all kinds Of
Musical Instruments. Singing, Thorough Bass and
Harmony. of the most approved kinds that can be
found north of the cities.
Also the larsestand most complete assortment of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS tc.
Flutes; Fute-Flagoletts; Octave Flutes; Picolo.:
Flies and FlaEoietts; Niolins; Guitars. from the
best makers-as Martin, T'aU & Son. &c: DuIci-
mers; Banjos and Tamborincs; Tuning Forks and
Tuning Hammers: Clarionotts and Oa~innett
Reeds; Accordeons; Flutinas: aH kinds Of Strings
for stringed instruments; Violin Bows. Bridges.
Pegs, Finger-boards and Tail pieces. Bov-hair and
Rosin; Wood and Paper Boxes for Guitars and
Violins; Tenor and SMALL Drums; Galvanized.
Gutta Peroha and India-ruhber Co-ers for Pianos;
Piano Stools.
Arrangements are made for keeping and selling
PIANOS from the following Manufacturcrs viz.
CRIcKERTNG & Son; VIM. ?. ENEGSoV: T. GmRFPr
Il Co.; W%ooDwAHD& BRewV; +. W. VosE: AW.
LADD It Co; Boston, Nqss.); 10 NIB. DUvlAM:
HAzELToN 4 Bros; LIGHT, NEWTON & GRsrruRv:
HAYNES 4 BEorHERs; SrEIywAY5 Sous; RAyrv.
BACON & Co; BRAINARD & OGprv: fN1r York
10 " Np' A-itoaNHi - F- De ftANt-
Concord, ". H.
MELODFONS from ali the best M,nufactur-
crs.
All Of the above viii be sold CHEAPER THAN cAv
BE BoUGHr in this vicinity. and p lo,rr thar Cttu
drices.
Our receipts Of Music. every two months. arc.
probably. more than the entire stock Of any dealer
in this vicinity, and TsrsonS ordering from Us viii
generally have their orders filled at SIGHT. aud not
Re under the necessity Of waiting till thcv car he
obtained from the city
Secondhand Pianos 70 Rent and for Sale; also
taken in exchange for new Pianos, At n fair price.
Sheet Music sent e. any part Of The country
postage paid. on receipt Of the marked price. Or
ders solicited md satisfaction warranted Call he
fore you buy, where yen eou &C. what Won want,
ct College street, two doors east Of r. Lvman's
Dry Goods Store.
N. B-NEW PIANOS Just received.
W. W. PARTRIDGE.
May IA. dawtf
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Boots. Shoes and Caters


Epson having Wool Of all kinds, or
u cboo,'s ps1ts. and wanting 70 ovchange for
W00rIFV GO0DS-C7ss''7er or F7nnd, of Va
rious color.; or nav for making, can he aceonmg-
da+od NJ NV Mil on reasonable terms, for Ca'n
or Wool.
4LSO- STOCKTNG-YARN. made Of good
wool. and warranted perfect. ready for uSe.
THEODORE y. LYMAN
North Terrisburch, April 4, 1889. VII
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BARRE ACADEMY.

NALL TERN begins Sept. l.
Il Winter Term begins Dec. /.
Spring Term begins Feb. 20. 1860.
Summer Term begins May IL, 1860.
The Board of Instruction consists of seven teach
ers.
Board, including rooms and Washing, 81 SIS per
week. J. S. SPAULDING. Principsl.
Barre, August 2, 1859. w6w4
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sTEREOSCOPES
AND STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES.
fsYHESE beautiful and attractive ornaments for
) the Parlor or Library Table, may be found at
less than City Prices, at the daguerrean Rooms of,
the subscriber, on Church street.
JUST RECEIVfD-a fresh supply OF sterc-
oseoplc Pictures, comprising Landscapes and OBJ
iects Of interest In Europe, Groups and In door
Scenes. in great variety, both plain and ooiored.
CHARLES MILLER,
Ohittendsn County Daguerrean Gallery,
141t Church street.
Burlington, May I9. dS-wtf
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H~OLLOWAYS OINTMENT
THE

The virus Of disease often makes its way 70 the
internal organs through the pores Of the skin.
This penetrating Ointment, melting under the
hand as it is rubbed in. Is absorbed through the
same channels, and, reaching the seat Of iuhsmma-
tion, promptly and invariably subdues It, whether
located IN the kidneys the liver, the lungs, OF any
other important organ. 1t penetrate- the surface
% the interior, through the countless tubes that
communicate with the skin, as summer rain passes
into the tevered earth difusinE its cool and re-
generating influence.
SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDULAR
SWELLINGS.
Every species Of exterior irritation il quickly
reduced by the anti inf1mmatory action OF this
Ointment. Angry EEUPTovs, such * SALT
RuEUM, ERYsIPELAs. letter, RINGwoRN. S0ALD
HEAT, NrrTLE, RASH, sCABIEs, Cor lTcH) &c, die
ont. - return no more, under its application.
Hospital experience in all parts ofthe world prov
es its infallibility in diseases of the skin the
muscles, the joints, and the glands.
ULCERS, SORES, AND TUMORs.
The effect Of this unrivallel external remedy
upon Scrofula, and other virrlcnt ulcers and sores,
is almost miraculous. It first discharges the pois-
on which produces suppuration and proud flesh,
and thus the cures which its healing properties
Afterwards complete are safe "a well as permanent.
WOUNDS, BRUISES, BU Ms, AND sCALDS.
In case, Of the fracture Of the bones, injuries
caused by steam explosions, BRUIsEs. BURys,
SCALDs, RHEUMATISM, STIFFNESS or TIE JOINS,
and contraction Of the sinews, it is employed and
warmly recommended by the faculty. This mar
vellous remedy has been introduced by It's inventor
in person into all the leading Hospitals of Europe.
and no private household should be without it,.
UEDENEABLE TT STEHONY
The Medical staff Of the French and English
Armies in the Crimea officially signed tbeirappro-
val Of Holloway's Ointment, as the most reliable
dressing for sabre cuts, stahs, and gun-shot wounds
tt is also used by the surgeons Of the Allied Ma
vies.
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1850. 1859.
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION.
COMPANY,

TINS eeaRAvr's WE'LL KNOWN AND RELIABLE
Line Of Screw teameyg,
PLYING BETwETN
Ogders5ur7h and Ports on the u -s'ern Lales
WILL DURING TIE PRESENT SEASON
~ LEAVE OGDENSBURGH,
weather permitting, for Chicago. Milwaukee,
Mackinac. and intermediate Ports. on Tuesdays
and Fridays, and for Cleveland, Sandusky, Detroit
and Toledo, four times a week.
- Passengers, Families, Luggage. Live Stock,
and Merchandise, arriving by Railroad, well re-
ceivs careful and prompt despatch.
Apply to c. T.. THOMPSON, Treasurer. at the
Office Of the Company, or to GEO. PARKER,
Agent, Railroad Depot, Ogdcnsburgh, n. Y.
P. CHAMBERLIN, President
J. H.. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
WESTERN AGENTS.
Hovey g. Crawford, Oswego, n. Y.
Chanberlin, Crawford & Co, Cleveland
Vim. T.. Walker, Toledo.
E. R. Matthews, Detroit.
!. H.. Crawford. Milwaukee.
Go ather Chicago.
aprTd&wsm
1859. J. VI. CHAMBERLIN. 1889.
DEALER IN
Western Flour. Pork and Grain.
Railroad Depot, OGDENSBURGH, n. T.-At
the Office formerly occupied by Crawford d Co.
apr. 10 WY
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CURE.
PURF SOFT WATER.

at all seasons Of the ear, and being conducted in
every particular. wit special reference to the
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U~NDERHILE

y : II T IT. I II I n u Z L..
CALENDAR.
Fall Term begins Sept. LIST, 1859. Winter Term
begins Nov. oath, 1859. Spring Term begins Feb.
Is, 1860. Summer Term begins May 18th, 1860.
1t is desired that those designing to connect
themselves with the School should be present at
the commencement Of the Term, as no classes will
be formed after the first week.
Tuition as heretofore advertised. Board. $3.50
to Sl,75 per week.
For further information, or aid in procuring
board, apply to the Principal.
Underhill, Vt, July 18th, 1859. w7w4
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January 4, 1858. feb.
VERMONT CENTRAL PAIIFssE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Choioo Of Routs fc-
Chicago and the 'seSf
NORTHERN. WESTERN. BRITISH ar p
MAIL ROUTE.
To crn.re, N,e4sy ham 80. 1853.

70 10"s7-s E9e9ay, Jlarz7 80. 1858.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Burlington at go 4. r.. 1910 4. r. ara
$50 P. ".
MAIL TRAIN connects NJ Windsor and Ntf-
River Junction with trains leaving Boston at
Springfield, so 40 A.. 81. same cay, and New
York previous evening. Leave Windsor al i-
P ". reaching Burlington az e.ZoP p ~. Rouse
Point ~ c-t5 p. NJ. Montreal and 0-3el=iur-
TIE same evening. Connecting Of o-ders-ur-t
: I'll Grand Trunk uaiu, without delay, FIR T
nto and the West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Leaves New Yer.
$40 A. NJ. Boston at s N-. ami
intermemediatc Stations. Leaves Windsor a.
P. NJ, and reaches Burlington at q Al
Rouse's Point at 500 A. NJ. arriving in Nar-rr7
and OgdensburCh the same forenoon. s-i ~
ceeding West by Grand Trunk trains. wi-----
delay, for the West. A sleeping ear is attached
% III train.
Accommodation Train Leaves Mortified
s-25 A.. NJ, reaching Burlington at 100 Az
Rouse's Point at I2.4O P VI. and Montreal o..
Ogdensburch the same afternoon,
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BUTTER, CHEESE, PRODUCE,

81 and 80, South Market St, Boston.
FH aving removed my location from City Wharf,
take this method TO inform my consiguees
and all Others interested particularly in the sale
OF Butter and cheese in tbs market that nm
prepared 20 offer them increased facilities for doing
thelr business, ard would solicit consignnentS
Being fully sensible that owing 10 the comne++;or
and high prices paid Tor Produce in the countrv
the profits are small, after deductinR evpansas
therefore I shall make my Commission cbarros
low, and With my facilities. low rents. and small
expenses, am enabled. and shall make my com
mission charges M low rate in particular for
the larger and regular ASST mments.
[ have Cash capital and Other Cash f~aciIitie,
Country Produce If an kinds roeeived and sold
On Commission. Wool I do not sell.
Liberal advances made on c0u>irnments.
Account sales and remittance made promptly.
Ny personal and prompt attention given to all
business entrusted to mv care.
Store location one Of The yerv host
Cellar the best Ia my experience for Buttor.
Rents and expenses unusually low.
Terms for business moderate.
Quotations and remarks perfectly reliable.
REFERENCES
For my present Commercial standing 1 refer
You to
Charles Ellis, ESQ, President Howard Banking
Co., Boston.
William Hilton, Esq, Boston.
Charles Lane, Esq, Boston, Director Bank
North America.
9 n Seymour, Esq, ogdensburgh, New York.
E.. B Allen d Son, 0gdensburrb. N, Y.
IL. B. Sowles, Esq, st. Adams, Vt.
For my personal and business reputation in the
City, / refer you to
James N. Beebee, Esq, Merchant
Alpheus Hardy, Esq.
Bingham, Joy & CO., Produce.
Samuel Walker q Co, Produce
Converse, Harding & Co., Merchants.
Jewett, Tibbetts & Co., Merchants,
Porter & Demmon, Provisions.
Stone & Eldredge, Provisions.
NJ. f. WOOD.
June !, 1859. wifi
P.S. If these statements and references are
satisfactory thrust any c~onsignee will not be dis
appointed.
MORE OF THOSE DIAMOND SKIRTS
III and Ten Fifteen Hoops.
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Coal Oils. COal Oils.

THE GLENDON COAL OIL COMPANY.
(yCORPoRATED, JUNE, 1883.
5 manufacturing a very superior quality Of Oil.
b for burning in the JONES, and other "KER--
OSENE' or C0AL0IL Lamps.
Our Oils arc very Light Colored, and free from
offensive odor, while the quality is inferior to none
other in any respect.
We are now selling it to the Trade at reduced
prices, and, with our unequelleo facilities. are
prepared to furnish it many quantity, and to exc
cute ali orders promptly.
E. F.. JONES & Co., Agents,
IS & 81 Central Street, Boston Mass.
Wgm3
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DOZEN Of nice PHOTOGRAPHS for
I'VE uoiiars- at MtLLsR's.
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TRAINs GnING snrrE 49, -

TRAINS GOING SOUTH. AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at 7.4O A. NJ, 1910 A. NJ. arr
1870 p. N.
MAILt TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point Go A. n.
connects at White River Junction with train
for st Johnsbury, Wells River, White Mour
tains, Boston, Lowell, Worcester, New York AMI
intermediate stations, arriving in Boston at e.'-
P. NJ, and in New York at II P VI. Passenger
by this train train dine at White River junction
EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves Rouse's Point AZ s.
80 4. ", connects there with trains from N-,-
treal and Ogdensburgh the same morning, reesiv
ing passengers at Ogdensburgh from Grand Iu1s
Road and Lake Ontario Steamers. Leaves Fu-
lington at 10 10 a. NJ, dine at Mortified, and a.
rive at Boston at 5. 20 P. NJ.
A ccommodstion Train Leaves Rouse's Point at
0 p. NJ, connecting there with trains leaving
Montreal & Ogdensburgh same afternoon. Lols'
at White River Junction and proceeding 1sI-
morning 10 Boston, Worcester Springfield. Yer
York, &c, arriving at Boston at 100 P. NJ, All
At New York st 40 ?. W..
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West,
sale at the principal Stations.
g.. MERRILL, Supt.
Mortified, June 9th. 1859.
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4 COOP STOCK
or HE
FsEtaE 7sAEAE G1.MEMENG

and garments made to oricr from the best materi-.
ais A full stock Of Furnishing Goods. Umbrellas.
-, &C India Rubber Goods, and articles called
ioF ? taVeiers Singers Sewing Machines, and
right ofuse. Clothes neatly cleaned and repaired
g.. BENNS.
Next Last Of ths American Hotel. dew
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DR.. HFNRY,S
9ENTTEE NT.

EEEGEasEC pEpA " FtIS &c
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Scratches. Calls. Sores, Calls, Flesh Wounds
Sal Rieum, %Sprains, Wrenches, DC, &c.
3 to 6 applications will cure the worst case Of
Scratches.
l to ? applications viii sure Calls and Flesh
Wounds.
3 to 6 applications will cure Founder, when taken
in its early stage. After the disease is
seated it cannot be wholly cured. This
Ointment, however, viii prove very ben
efcial.
! to 2 applications will cure Sores and Cracks in
Cows Teat.. Farmers try it the effect in
healing such Sores is truly magical.
2 TO 4 applications viii cure Salt Rheum Sores.
] to . applications will cure Chapped, Sore, and
Cracked Hands, in the healing Of which it
has a very powerful effect.
From the many testimonies in our hands, We Sc
lect a few for publication. Mr.. STINEHoUR, a
signer Of one Of the following letters, was, for n
period Of about ten years, the proprietor Of a line
of stages from Burlington, Vermont, to st. Johns,
Canada East, a distance Of about sixty miles and
within that period he applied this Ointment to over
fre hundred horses. and never in any instance was
Obliged TO take his horses from the road on account
Of Lameness, Stiffness in the Joints, Calls, or
Scratches.
Mr.. L. .. HERRIcK Is the proprietor Of the well
known "Blackhawk'' horse, known rs the "Her-
rick Horse
We also present herewith a letter from J. L.
SAyDFRsov, the present proprietor Of the st. Al
bans and Richford and the st. Adams and Bakers
feIdline Of stages. n party who has been engaged
for the last fifteen years in the stage business.
HIGHGArE, June It'll, 1853.
Mn. A.. J. GREEN.
Dear Sir Having used, and known Of the effect
Of DR.. HrVRy's ELECTRIC OINTMENT. so called, as
a cure for Scratches, and knowing, from our long
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CONGRESS WATER jns, rsesired, ana
! EMPIRE WATER. also from SsratosA
receiving weekly. For sale by
THEO. A. PECK.
z Jnlv
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& THEOLOGICAL IN
STI---TTOT Eyw


ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
60 WALL SrRsEr,
NEW AORS-
Commissioner for Vermont IN Ne1r YoTh,
Solicits Commissions 70 which be will give pron''
and careful attention.
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Wi-b every variety of G7ayAsTre Apparatus
q o-r command. both fr pleasure and profit;
n'.h thorough knowledge and experience to di-
rect the CAlrsTHEyIc AM other exercises; with
clio Elr,Tao-CHE1ucAL BAIHs, and the system Of
Els.1su-lT. which has rro5ueed such woudrcus
r~a-1'ts, IL might be thought sufficient for all pur-
poses. but We have still more increased our faciii-
ties. by the addition Of a special department for
The Practice n
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AT COLLISIONS

At COLLISIONS.
ust received, the largest and best a~ssortmento
- HOOP SKIRTS he ha. yet had.
Also, the largest, cheapest and best assortment
of EMBROIDERED COLLARS no has ever bro't
to this market.
Burlington, Jane 10.
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SASH. DOORS. BLINDS
AND STAIRS.

"HF subscribers have inst set M eolhpl[,9
set Of new and improved machinery tor nc
manufacture Of DOORS, SASH & BLiNpo'
oCoH descriptions.
Thov aro also prepared TO execute nj o-IeT- ~
PLANNING OR SLTTTTNG LUMBER
SCPOLL-SAWTNG. MOULDlNNS
OF ALL PATTERNS
from inch to g inches.
They would call particular attention 30 'Aelr
~EVT pATTTTNS
OF DOORS. SASH AND BLINDS.
which. for durability and beauty. Excel yer
any thing or tho kind ever oTercd f1 rhi1 w'chet'
Also-eThTR DTELDTVc ofnu klndS'
iUc'uling RAILS. NEWELS. anl hfH
Of any style and material desired. 7ae'hens OF
which may be seen ar our shop.
All worr delivered M The Whares or Dep0ts
f~ce Of charge.
Shon. South end Of the
Proven Nscr>r SHors.
CHASE s. SMITH.
v1r
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f.. TYLER. Judge of Probate.
q. S~TODDAED. " "

MIDDLEBURY, April o, 1859.
Tho Legislature Of Vermont n its last session
passed 4 law making it the duty Of the county
Judges % procure Tire Proof Safes. in which to
deposit Probate Records. In discharge Of that
duty we have spent some time in examining a
number Of Safes. We have come TO the concIu-
sion that the Marland's >sfe. manufactured bv NJ.
B. Higelow and Arson Hardy. Of Boston, Mass.
is superior to any other we have examined. for its
Fire Proof Qualities. We have bought a safe of
That description for the New Haven Probate Dis
t-ict and we are well satisfied with tie. workman
ship, apparent strength, AMI durability.
81 W. O.. WRIGHT. } Assistant .Jndg.. ~
IT,. SMITH, Addison Co. Court.
n. 2. 8EGELOW IS AYSON HARDY.
Manufacturers and Proprietor,,
81 school street, opposite City Hall, Boston. Mass.
J-J DuNKLEE, Burlington, AGENT.
June q. 1859. dkv,e
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