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BUTTER, CHEESE, PR0DUCE,
COMMISSION IEOUaE.

CONFESSION HOUSE.
81 and 30, South Market St. Boston.
Z aving removed my location from CITY Wharf
4 Z I take this method to inform nv consignees
and all others interested particularly in the sale
of Butter and cheese in It's market, that | am
prepared to offer them increased facilities for doing
their business, and would solicit consignments.
Being fully sensible that owing to the competition
and high prices paid for Produce in the country.
the profits are small, after deducting expenses,
therefore / shall make my Commission charges
/ low, and with nv facilities, low rents, and small
expenses. I am enabled, and shall make my COM
mission charges at a low rate in particular for
the larger and regular assignments.
| have Cash capital and other Cash facilities.
Country Produce of all kinds received and sold
on Commission. Wool I do not sell.
Liberal advances made on consignments.
Account sales and remittances made promptly.
NY personal and prompt attention given to all
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 standing l 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. Adams, 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 a Co., Produce.
Converse, Harding q Co., Merchants.
Jewett, Tibbetts & Co., Merchants.
Porter a Demmon, Provisions.
Stone 4 Eldredge, Provisions.
3 v NJ. T. WOOD.
June j, 1859. WITT
P.S. If these statements and reference are
satisfactory TRUST any consignee will not BIS dis
appointed.
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Z take pleasure in being permitted to anaourc'
? 70 the patroDS of the Church Street Book Store
and to the public generally, that ! have enlarged
my store, making it much more spacious, CONVEX
lent and pleasant; have also added largely TO my
stock, and am now prepared to furnish in larger
quantities and lower rates. e%verythiT he
line Of Theological, Medical, Law, School, and
Miscellaneous Books, Artists Materials, Blank
Books, and all kinds Of Stationery, for Business,
Professional, or Private use.
Thankful for the past liberal patronage respect
fully solicit a continuance.
z. A. FULLER.
Burlington. June Sd. 1859.
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OF & MODES
Pia nos FOrteS.
A. II. GALE & co.

A. II. GALE & co.
AE@-r Take pleasure in inviting the atten-
--4{%ttion of Artists amateurs,
] < IArd the Public generally, to their
NEW SCALE PIANO FORTE, just introduced.
The growing desire for a Square Piano Forte that
shall avoid The u~ngaiuly appearance Of that three
cornerd instrument. directed our energies to the
production of such a des,dratH7l. Our toll Is re-
waried and we submit the result without fear of
competition.
- Our Pianos are all guaranteed TO give CT
tire satisfaction, whether ordered from US direct or
sold by any Of of our AGENTS throughout the couu-
try; and we solicit a continuance Of that patron
age which we ave enjoyed for the last twenty-five
years.
II. GALE 4 CO.,
1917 tn ST.. New York.
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HINEsBURGH
A. f. L~EAVENWORTH. Principal.
CALENDAR FOR Is59--6O.

Fall Term hegin's Aug. 3lst, and ends Nov. 18th
Winter Term 4" Nov. 23d, " g Feb. 18th.
SnTinr Term " Feb. 18th, " " May list.
Summer Term May 9th, July .4tb.
The building has been thoroughly repaired, and
isfuiuis. o. ia L. n style.
sept. 2,
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NORTHERN CN. W RAILROAD.
90 Miles sGred betpeen Burlington & Ckoa5
By this Route.
ElBST TRAIN leaves ROuse's Point 6eoi A.
y arrives at Ogdensburgh at II Is An, c1---
ing at Potsdam with POtsdam and W atertOVn
road for WATERFOWL, Rome, Syracuse, Roc-
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati 81
the West, via. Lake Shore; and at Ogde1sbCr
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad for BTrv-
Kingston, Toronto, Hamilton, Detroit, Chicac- lr
all points South and West.
SECOND TRAIN leaves ROuse's Point az Il
P. VI, or on the arrival Of the Trains from the -
mont Central Railroad, arrive at 0gdensbargt g
P. NJ, connecting with brand Trunk R~ailr1air
all points West.
RETURNIN G.
FIRST TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgh at sllAN-
arrives at Rouse's Point 4 10 P. NJ. Couns,'v-
the Vermont Central and arrives at Burlir-- s.
7 10 P. NJ, making connections with all Rl--H
Lines Sonth and East.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgh az .
P. NJ, arrives at Rouse's Point at 500 Pm
lodge,) connecting as above, and with CHAM
and St. Lawrence Railroad for Montreal and e1H-
Tickets for the above Routes can be pr0r-1l
at all stations on the Vt Central Railroad. Hr
VI. L. CHURCH, Burlington, Vt.
GEO. V. HOYLE, So
January :, 1858. febl3d6v
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Coal Oils. Coal Oils.
rHEcnExDoN CoAbOIL COMPANY.

THEGHESDoN COAL OIL COMPANY.
INCORPORATED JUNE. Is ..
Il ; manufacturing a very superior quality Of Oil,
y for burning in the CONES" and other "KER-
OSENE" or COALOTL lamps.
Our Oils are vorv Light Colored, and free from
offensive odor, while the quality is Inferior to none
other in any respect
We are now selling il to the Trade at reduced
prices. and, with our unequalled facilities, are
prepared to furnish it in any quantity, and to exc
cute all orders promptly.
z. F. JONES Il Co, Agents,
81 81 Central Street, Boston Mass.
wom3
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zeAT MEAL, Corn Starch, Hominy, Wheat
u Grits. Split Peas. Marrow-fat Beans, Marrs-
roni, Fapiora, Eermicelli, Sac, Pearl Barley,
Arr"w-root, Rnbinson's Patent Dat Meal. Narlev
and droats, G~eIatine, Isjng-gla>s, Irish Mos,
Flavoring Extracts. Culinary Herbs, Pure Ground
Spices, '~i'roa, English Currsnts, Rice Flour,
Heckers Far ma, and Family Flour which the
purchaser never wishes TO return.
Try the Flour, and any thing else in the above
list, you happen to w-nt. As DEWEY.
June DIST. 1859. iaw
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SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS

The London Lancet" the London Medical
Review, and the most eminent of the faculty in
Great Britain, France and Germany, have ~eulogiz-
ed the Pills and their inventor.
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAIIRO,T
FALL ARRANGEMENT
Choice of Route for
chicago and the West
NORTHERN. WESTERN. BRITISH and
MAIL ROUTE.
To commence Oct. ?. 1859.

TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Burlington at $50 A. ~. 9.45 An,
$50 P. ".
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and w.
River Junction with trains leaving Ro...-
Springfield. Mt 40 A.. ". same dav. AMI y
York previous evening. Leave Windsor p. P
P. NJ, reaching Burlington at go P. ". s.
Point at 7.45 P. NJ, Montreal and Oriert--
the same evening. Connecting at O-iar,t-.
with Grand Trunk train, without delay. .--
do and Ia We.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves View r.
at $40 A.. NJ. Boston at : ~. o..
intermemediate Stations. Leaves Wi-1,or
p. NJ. and reaches Burlington AZ 4 @ %
Rouse's Point at 900 A. VI, arriving in Monte
AMI Ordeusburgh the same forenoon. sri
ceeding West by Grand Trunk trains. Will
delay, for the West A sleeping car is 1--s.
to this train.
Accommodation Train Leaves Northfa-s ,
500 A.. NJ, reaching Burlington at lc.41Lr
Rouse's Point at I2.4O p. NJ. and MsntresI
0gdensburgh the same afternoon,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH. AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at 40 A. NJ, 9.45 A. ". M.
1902 NJ.
NALL TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point $40 An
connect. at White River Junction with --
for St JohnsbuTy, Wells River, White N---
tains, Boston, Lowell, Worcester, New York g.,
Intermediate stations. arriving in Boston az
P. NJ, and in New York AT II p. VI. Pssse1r.v
by this train train dine at White River Juncti-
EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves Rouse's Point a. &
40 A. NJ, connects there With trains from N-
treaI and 0gdensburgh the same morning, recet7
ing passengers at Ogdensburgh from Grand Trun
Road and Lake Ontario Steamers. Leaves Bu-
Iington at Q As A. NJ, dine at Mortified, and A.
rive at Boston at S. 20 P. NJ.
Accommodation Train Leaves Houses Points
80 P. M, connecting there with trains lea7-,
Montreal g. Ogdensburgh same afternoon Log
at White River Junction and proceeding 1=-
morning to Boston, Worcester Springfield, ",
York. &c, arriving at Boston at LOO P. VI. 81
at New York at 40 P. VI.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the Ws'- i-
sale at the principal Stations
G.. MERRILL, Sur.
Mortified, Oct-1s59.
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Read this from Hon. a. W. Buttrick.

LOpsH, March 4, 1850.
Dear Sir, Having a badly sprained wrist, 1 was
induced to use your heumstic Liniment. A few
applications entirely cured the sprain. 1t 8 my epin-
ion that your Liniment, in its power of healing
sprains, stands at the head of all Liniments and
Lotions. l have no doubt that your Liniment is also
good for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all other pun
poses for which it is recommended.
Very respectfully yours, A. w. BUTTRICK.
]. T. BILLINGS, Lowell, Mass.
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HAY.

vTNHE subscriber offers for sale l25 tons of Hay,
J Of assorted qualities, and will feed the same
to anv kind of stock, with good shelter and water,
if desired. < II. WRI6II.
Whiting, Vt. Sept.6, 1889. wllw5*
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DISORDERS.

HoLLowAY's Pills are equally eficacious in
complaints common to the whole human race, and
in disorders peculiar to certain climates and local
itips-
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Mr.. Reed cured Of Gout.
Miss Lane cured of Neuralgia.

&A ~S
LorsH, Oet. II, 1883.
Mr.. BILLINGS: Sir, Your Pills and Liniment
have entirely cured me of Neuralgia l think no ons
ever suffered more severely from tho disease than l
have during the last three years. II mostly affected
my head, but sometimes my neck and back. The
pains in my neck and back were terrible indeed, but
were slight in comparison with the almost intolersbIs
torture / experienced from the pains in my head. OF
course | awaited myself of any and every means that
might alleviate my sufferings, but l found nothing
snicacious until l tried your remedies. The Linimsnt
Immediately produced relief. One week after / had
begun using your medicines and following your direc-
tons l was enabled to sleep %soundly, and now | am
well. l first returned thanks 10 God for the great
benefit | had received, and now render my gratitude
to you, and congratulate you upon being the means OF
relief TO so much of suffering humanity.
Very truly yours, SUSAN R. LANE
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When all stimulauts fail, the renovating and
bracing properties Of these Pills give frmness to
the shaking nerves and enfeebled muscles OF the
victim Of general debility.
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VERMONT SPELLER AND PRO
GNES-IVE LESSONS.

VNhe publishers Of this work wonld inform
3 Booksellers and Merchants in Cittenden
County, that a deposit Of the Speller will be kept
for the present with E. A. Fuller, at his Book
Store in burlington, and purchasers viii please
order as above, or from us AZ bradford. Vermont.
A. Low, + Co., AGENT.
N. B. Al OF the new School Books are kept
constantly on hand, and sold at the Publisher
by
E. A. ULLER
Burlington, VT, juno ,. d&wtf
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BROKE IN

TWO the subscribers Enclosure, in Shelburno, on
Il the 18th inst, n dark red two years old
HEIFER. No particular marks observed. The
owner will please prove property, pay charges, and
take her away. CHESTER BIN.
Shelburne, September Il, 1859. wl3w3
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THE ONLY POSITIVELY
Fire Proof Safes i'm the World.
CERTIFICATES OF APPROVAL, IN COMPA
RISON WITH OTHER SAFES.

RISON WITH OTHER SAFES.
GRAFTON, December 3, 1855.
Messrs. SHERw1S & BURGESS, Agents for Mar
lands Patent Fire Proof afe,-Gentlemen Il
have examined the Marlaud Patent Safe in your
store. and so far as 1 am able TO judge of its Fire
Proof qualities, l believe the principles upon
which it is built, the most reliable IN resisting
heat. of any Fire Proof Safe that has come under
my observation, and particularly recommend it
to the attention Of our Probate Districts, that are
now supplying themselves for the preservation Of
their records.
BENJAMIN ". DEAN, Sec. Of Estate.
BRATTLEBoRc, December 3, lo5s
This may certify that we have examined the
Marland Patent Fire Proof Safe, exhibited to US
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, " "
MDDLEBuRY, April q, 1859.
The Legislature Of Vermont at its last session
passed a law making it the duty Of the county
Judges to procure Fire 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 coGclu-
sion that the Marland's safe. manufactured by NJ
b. Bigelow and Arson Hardy, of Boston, Mass,
is superior 10 any other we have examined, for its
Fire Proof Qualities. We have bought a safe of
that description for the New Haven Probate Dis
trict and we are well satisfied with the workman
ship. apparent strength, and durability
". W. c. WRIGHT, Assistant Judges Of
H. C. SMITH, Addison Co. Court
VI. B. BIGELOW & ANSON HARDY.
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
80 School street. opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass.
j. DUNKLEE, Burlington, AGENT.
June q. 1859. d&wtf
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Received at the Corner Store
THIS MORNING, (SEPT. 1sr.)

THIS MORNING, (SEPT. 1sT.)
HSMERELDA MUSLIN new and beautiful
II article in various colors, for Ladies'
undersleeves; a very desirable arti-
Gle.
LADIES CORSETS-Another large lot, all sizes;
white and co'ored, new styles, and
much admired by the Ladies.
SKIRTS, SKIRTS twenty different kinds of
Ladies Extension Hoop Skirts, the best
and largest assortment in town. All
prices from IS cents up.
SKIRT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new article, de-
cidedly superior to any heretofore in
troduced.
Shetland Wool; Double and single Zephyr;
Saxony Wool; Knitting-pins; Crotchet-hooks; II
DIV Cotton; Tatting Shuttles; Ladies' Silk Head
nets; Purse Twist; Machine Twist; saddlers'
Silk; Embroidery Silk; Embroidered slipper
patterns; ETC., etc, etc.
A L s o
Many articles not here enumerated.
RE NJ E R, at LYMAN'S.
Sept. l. wlOtf
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Partial Schedule Of Gifts.

Patent English Lever Gold Watches, SlOO %
Patent Anchor Gold Watches, 5000
Ladies' Is carat case Gold Watches, oOVO
Ladies' IS carat case Gold Watches, 5000
Gents Silver Lever Watches, % 90
Gents Silver Lever Watches, l5O
Gent. Silver Lepine Watches, l2oO
Parlor Time Pieces, new pattern, IZOO
0arlor Time Pieces, from : 400 to lOOO
Gents Gold Vest Chains, 10 90 to 10 90
Gents Hepvy Plated Vest Chains, 400 to 500
Ladies' Gold Chains, 500 to Is 90
Misses Gold Chains, 800 to 100
Ladies' Gold Spring Lockets, 800 TO 1000
Ladies' Gold Snap Lockets, 90 to 500
Misses Gold Lockets, 100 to 90
Ladies Lava Sets, pima Ear Drops)lOOO to 1910
Ladies' Cameo Sets, D." 500 to Is 90
Ladies' Gold Stone " 500 to 1000
Ladies' Cameo Pins, 200 to 500
Ladies' Gold Stone Pins, 200 TO 500
Ladies' Florentine Pins, 200 to 400
Gents Gold Pencils, 800 to 90
Gent. Gold Pencil, with Gold Pens, 4 90 to 500
Ladies' Gold Pencils, 200 TO 500
Ladies' Gold Pens, with Handles, ! 90 to 200
Gents Cluster Pins, Opal centre, 90
Gents Pins, stone setting, 90 to zoo
Ladies' and Gents Silver Pencils, 10 TO 90
Ladies' h Gents Silver Pencils, with cold Pens 90
ladies' Gold Bracelets, variousstyle 90 to $50
Ladies' and Misses Ribbon Pins, 90 to $50
Ladies'6 Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons 90 to 800
Gents Cameo and Gold Stone Studs 400
Gents Engraved Studs, $50
Gents Plain Studs, 200
Ladies' Shawl or Ribbon Pins, 800
Ladies' Gold Crosses, zoo
Ladies' Coral, Garnet, or Turquoise Sets, Is so
Ladies' 4 Gent. Money Purse, or Pocket Books, so
Ladies' Jet Breast Pins, 100
Ladies' Mosaic Breast Pins, 100
Gents Cameo or Mosaic Bosom Studs, 400
Music Boxes from 100 to l2OO
Miscellaneous Gifts, not enumera-
ted above, varying in value from Use. to % 90
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH OF THE
ABOVE GIFTS,
At the b,c,sf wholesale prices, will be distributed
amongst the Purchasers of every
UNETHOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF BOOKS
OUR CATALOGTE OF BOOLS
il. too extensive for particular description, contain
ing the most valuable works in the various de-
partments of literature, such as
AGRICULTURAL, DICTIONARIES, WORKS OF
ALBUMS, HISTORICAL. FICTION.
BIBLES, of all HUMOROUS, POETRY.
prices. TRAVELS.
BIOGRAPHICAL, MEDICINAL, ADVENTURES,
BOTANICAL, MECHANICAL, ODD FELLOW
COOKERY, MUSICAL. SHIP and
FREE MASONRY.
together with
Miscellaneous Works OF all kinds.
NEW BOOKS on HAND As SOON As ISSUED.
CATALOGUES SENT FREEON APPLICATION.
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,~pwc.rALOCUEsF FOR g & go.

In addition to our former large STOCK, we nave
just purchased from the
Trade Sales, and Manufacturers,
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HFANY KIND MADE, will be furnished at )
Fper cent. FROM manufacturers prices. | have a
list and description from all the manufactures
j. E. ~BRINSMATD. Agent.
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80 School street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass.
j. DUNKLEE, Burlington, AGENT.
June p. 1859. d&wtf
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BEECHER'S NEW BOOKS.
EfRUIT. FLOWERS AND FARMING. Views
and Experiences of Religious Subjects.
Young Housekeeper's Friend, b Mrs. Cornelius.
Received and for sale ut
HUNTINGTON'S.
June Sth, 1889. daw
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RAIL r 0
RVTLAND 4 RURLIYCTo.@
FALL ARRANGEMENT

E"HD "IENtHNT IN ENT.
a and after Monday October q,
' leave the Rutland and burlington IAN
follows O'p't, "a
300 A. NJ, Mail Train for Boston. Lovor
c%cster, Springfield, Troy, Aha S'-
York &c. We
1850 A.. NJ, Express train for New Vol
Rutland and Troy stopping ONLY ~
gennes, Middlebury and Brandon = '1-
in New York same evening. g
SIS P. VI, Accommodation Train for Putr..
trains arrive st BurIingtre as fallcvs
900 4. ". Accommodation from Ru-l.,4
SIS p. NJ, Mail Train from Bosis, =
Worcester, Springfield, New Ya-t b.,
6.3 P. NJ. Accommodation train from IT,
Rutland. @
+. A. CHAPLIN. Sun.
Rutland, Oct. 3, 1859. itw-
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Making g. per cent, for the year
ending Aug. !, 1859. Said per centage to be cast
up on the original amount of the premium note,
without reference 20 any endorsement; and to be
paid to the Treasurer, at his Office in Montpelier,
on or before the 18th of October, 1889.
Members Of the Company will find in the hands
Of the representative elect TO the Legislature, n
schedule, showing the amount of assessment due
from each respectively, and they are particularly
desired to see that the money for their assessments
is forwardei TO the Office in October. The as
assessments must be paid when due. \ little at
tention To this on the part Of the Members Of the
Company, will save them expense and trouble.
1T. T~HURSTON, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Aug. 6, 1859. wI3w3
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ROOTS n SHOES
WOOL.

a IL PERSONS having Wool of all kinds, or
n Sleeps Pelts. and wanting to exchange for
WOOLLEN GOODS-Cass,mere or Fannd, of va
rieus colors; or pay for making, can be sccommo-
dated at my Mill on reasonable terms, for Cash
or Wool.
Also ST0CKING-YARN. made Of good
wool, and warranted perfect, ready for use.
THEODORE D. LYMAN.
North Ferrisburgh, April 4, 1859. wifi
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AT ARTRID E,S.

SONGS. MARCHES. P0LKAS, WALTZES
"A great variety. Of which the
following is a sa-ple:
The Wild Rose, Fantasia de salon, by Wallace.
Poke nj Bravoura, Kuhe.
Bob White Polka, McNsughton.
Marche de Ia Refine, J. Archer.
Lucia March. Berger.
La Poste Waltz, F.Bergmuller.
Willie's Dream. Neursc.
Valsc in F. Minor, Cop. 70), F. Chopin.
My Parent Dear. Song, Wallace.
" Minnie May" Salisbury.
Yes, take the Lutte, {" Asthero.
Beautiful Moon, &" Everest.
Popping in at Pudding Time, " FULLY.
Carry your friend in your pocket
Days gone by. Song Hammerer.
Woodland Home, L" Tracy.
Favorite airs from Don Giovanni,
III Trovatore and Robert lie
Diable, arranged bv BeIlak.
Selections from "La Fayorita -
Overture; oh my beloved; For
uer III quit my home; When I
lefti What Deceit; Finale.
A large assortment Of
-',er'T Music aui Nu-ic,t In-.rnH-eu's,
constantly on hand.
W. W. PARTRIDGE.
burlington, July 81, 80.
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RPEAGE AND SLEGGMAktNG
AT
THE OLD STAND OF
10 IN X.
Of King and ChaInplain Streets, bur
K lington. All work warranted d uhe oes' U0
s%cription.
Almost all kinds of
CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHs
Kent constantly on hand. Also,
q NJ E R.
Matched Spruce Flooring, planned and thorough
ly seasoned.
RIVED AND CEDAR SHINGLES.
warranted. 100, 900 feet Of Strip Lath- Norway
Pine Flooring, thoroughly seasoned. Hemlocks
Boards and Cedar Posts for fencing. Machine
Sawed Clapboards, 6 feet long.
PINE CLAPBOARD,
blamed, Is #.
Inquire at the shop Of
JOHN X. GRAY.
orner Of King and Champaign SITS.
Tune 1857.
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