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UOLLOWAy,s pJt,us.-per,on, who's.

occupations confnc them to STOPPING or sitting
POSTURE almost invariably urer from Irregularities
Of the bowels, such as constipation dysentery,
cholera morbus, vnd-cholic, etc. These disorders,
which inevitably shorten life as we'll as render il
uninjoyablc, may bc uniformly cured by a Of
Iolloway's inestimabo Pills, and their recurrence
may be prevented in all time to come, by occasional
doses of the same powerful vegetable Alternative.
No zone engaged in any sedcntary occupation should
ever be without the Pills. febslawlw
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SINGLE.
St,2i
1925.
lnitafi N'a CS Gazette.

Or
10 CHSTs IN ttV2e OFTEN.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
New York, Feb. 4


washington Correspondence.)
a Caucus OF the House Democrats will
meet tomorrow to again discuss the Tariff
The Pennsylvania Democrats propose to meet
by themselves for Conference. 1t issaid they
will be satisfied if they can get Iron on the
so per cent. schedule. The Senate Commit
tee have authorized their Chairman to report
bill similar to that submitted to Congress by
the S,c'y of the Treasury Some weeks ago.
The Senate Bill reduces the expen-
ditures below that of the Secretary, cut
ting down the salaries OF all the officers from
the Collectors to the tide-watcrs, and di-
minishing the clerical and other 70 ce nearly
one-third. The saving in the expenditures
for the collection of the revenue is estimated
at upwards of 81 100000,
The statement that the Republicans had
held conference on the Oregon Bill. and
decided to 60 for it, is untrue. There has
been no change among them on this question
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NNIiESUB 'CGlBER has n tIye lot Of those mi,
able things caNed Valentines, which be would
h'' t" 81 tor about ono-half tho usual price. II
t'at wont dispose OF them, they must 30 for les
ir, GO they must, II MS mt, he siou.
s.. HUNTINGTON.
burlington, Vt, Fob !, 1854 diff
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nYEH,s HEALING AMBROCATI

4 NIARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co,
y Hartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 900
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VEGETABLE PULMONARY Balls

VEGETABLE PULMONARY Balls
AM-FoR COUGHS, COLDS 4 CONSUMPTION.
TRIED AND APPROVED BY AN UNPRECEDENTED SALE
OF OVER THIRTY YEARS STANDING.
In what estimation ii is held by Physicans.-J, HS
A. BERRY, NJ. D., Saco, Me-, says: "During
practice of twenty years have seen used all the
popular remedies for coughs, and am we'll satisfied
that your Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam is best, and
hope it will be better known and more generally
used"
MEssRs. ALLEN & Co. Druggists, Cincinnati,
Ohio, write: "Tnoso persons who have used the
Vegetable Pulmonary Bnisam uniformly speak of it
"A valuable family medicine, and from the guam
tty sold, notcth'andng n. numerous other prepard-
tons used for similar complaints, consider first
on the list.
Enquire for the article by its WHOLE NAME,
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO.. Drug
gists, 80 India st, Boston, Mass, and sold by
Apothccarics and Country Merchants generally.
Price, large size 81; small size so cents. wlam4m
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ST. LOUIS. Fob. s

d. LOUIS, Cd. Q.
Advices from Kansas state that both Houses
of the legislature have passed bill provid-
ing for forming state government and
constitution. The bill provides for holding
an election in March for the people to de
eide whether they will hold constitutional
convention.
If yea, then delegate arg t, chosen in June,
and the Convention On the first Tuesday in
July. The Constitution to b. submitted to
to vote of the people in October
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GOOD FOR SIXTY DAYS!.

TN accordance with the old established costume
Il of nations and since the substitution Of clotA-
Ing instead ofig leaves by Adam and Fac, would
take pleasure in informing the Public, that the
substitute can be found in abundance at
r u * "a =
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, 80 BANK BLOCK
who, by the way don't intend to be behind times in
announcing that important fact.
TURK too, like some of his nciglbors intends
making a "grcat change in his business, the most
important feature of which is TO exchange some of
his Goops FOR CASH.
In order to accommodate all kinds and classes of
purchasers he intends SIZZLING OFF" his cx-
tensiye stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
!.B l. Low co rs
at cost or above est, for co days. more or less
TURK expects to have his hands full (of money!
and Store full of customers, and from the induce
ments offered it is hoped that he may not be dis.
appointed in his expectations.
Remember the old place, No, ?, Bank Block.
Burlington, Feb. Z, 1883. dAw
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Mp. FORSYTH RESIGNED.

Mr.. Forsyth rendered on Monday, at tho
State Department his resignation as minister
to Mexico Mr.. Cass assured him that his
course had mot with the appreciation of this
government which asyct has come to no
ctorininatirn relative to Mexican affoirs.
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HOW TO DO GOOD ANDGET "GAID
HINESBURGH ACADEMY.

YNHIS long established institution will continue
Il under the care of the same teachers that have
had charge Of it for three years past. The public
may. therefore, rest assured that the ENGLISH
LANGUAGE will receive that attention which its
Importance and general use demand, while the or
binary branches, such as Latin French, and Music,
will not be overlooked.
Winter Term commences Dec goth ends April 18th
Tuition, 500; Piano Music, $40 90 use Of Instru
mcnt, $500. Photography, by Rev. Mr.. Tiffany
free. A. Z. LEAVENWoTH, Principal.
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Valuable land,
FOR
FOR
l2ricAi9rai and horticultural Pnrpose.
FOR SALE


IVicniiWrai and horticultural Purpose.
FOR SALE.
@fs ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, SIT.
) - uatcd on the west side of the road lead
ing to the mouth Of Winooski River and two miles
north OF the Court House Square. About 65 acres
ct the tract is covered with a heavy growth of
mixed Wool, the remainder is Meadow of good
quality. The soil is sandy loam admirably
adapted to the raising Of Vegetables, Fruits, etc.
Living water is on a portion Il the tract, and on
any part permanent water can be obtained at tho
depth of few feet.
Tho Lake, and the Islands and tho Mountain
hanges both East and West, are in full view
me land is bounded three sides by public roads
and is we'll fenced.
The above described tract Of land is now offered
entire, or in parcels Of 10 acres or more to suit
purchasers portion of wood land will be Of
icrcd with each portion of meadow sold there
by giving the opportunity to purchase Complete
Farm in such quantity as may be desired
rare opportunity is offered in tho above to
any person of limited means, to secure to himself
q farm of such size, and of such proportions {
meadow and wood land may be desirable
Terms of payment will be made easy.
reference to
F. Wilson,
5. HUyrIyGToS, or
J. b. WHEELER
Burlington, Aug Is, 1858. dGwtf.
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VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CO., Montpelier. Vt. Capital ,i3n,0
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Market,

fHNnE subscribers have opened, under the Towr
Y Hall, on tho South side,
q " II Il A J. NJ A Il KET,
where the citizens Of Burlington will find, at al
times
CHOICE MEATS, Of erery kind; FISH
POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER,
CHEESE and VEGETA BLES
in Grcat Variety,
and whore tho FARMERS will find A
Ready Sale for their produce.
The subscribers intend to keep a Market which
will he at all times supplied with articles Of supe-
nor quality, and which will be convenient and in.
wiling to everybody A. u. MURRAY 4 co.
Now 30. dov
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pl1ERsluRGn, Va, Feb. s.
William and Mary College at Will
liamsburgh, including the Library and La
bratory. was destroyed by FIRE at 3 O'Clock
this morning. The students all escaped
Insurance. so 900. 1t was the oldest in
stitulon with the exception Of Harvary, in
the country
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"BE OW % s T."

WHILST so many are advertising goods for
w the Holidays let it not be forgotten, that
AT DEWEY'S NAV be found much that is
good" for ALL-THE-DAYS- Cam
phenc and Fluid for the dark nights.
Dec. Gath, '5S. daw
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WIRES s. SHAW.
Attorneys and COunseIlOrS.

tosroc ~ rGcE'S BLocN,)
HuriiUstuu, Vermont
ore ais, agents Tor thc following nrst-cas,
LIFE, FIRE & MARINEI INSURANCE,
Companies and will take risks and make insurance
promptly,on application at the Office, or by letter.
INTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford Connec.
aLticut. Capital, sl,o0o,O0c.
sEoME INSURANCE CO., New York Capital,
5000 900.
4 CONNECTICUT FIREINSURANCE CO., Hart
- ford, Conn. Capital, 100000.
" oRTH-wE STERN INSURANCE CO., Oswego,
View York Capital, Sl50,O0O.
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CO., Montpelier, Vt. Capital ,430,0
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO, New
York. Assets over 81 100000.
4 tTIARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
y Hartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 900
OVERS HEALING AMBROCATI
Aos been in use a linimcnt and internal remedy
il burlington and vicinity for the last six years,
and las established its reputation, as a CURE 70
rheumatism, Cuts, Bruises, Swellings Headache,
and other affections which are mentioned in tho
advertisement in another column. dawtf
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sss.T"ELf THOUGHTS" by Key. NJ II. pev
- ter.
american Almanac" for lsJ9.
BTaithwaits Retrospect for January, 1853.
kesd and for sale by h. A. FULLER.
Jan. 81, 1852
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., New
York. Assets over 81 100000
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HARTFORD, CoNN. Feb.

The democrats held a caucus here this
evening to appoint delegates to their several
conventions. Douglas delegates were elected
by vote of nearly five to ono. Strong rcso-
lutons nominating Douglas for President
were passed almost unanimously.
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ron SALE OR TO RENT

fNnE seq MoUN FARM, 81 called, well
situated oV tic lake shore about a mile south
Of burlington Village, 4 very desirable place
both in respect to coil and location Enquire Of
the undersigned,
:. VI. POPE, Cashier
burlington, Feb. ., lSj3. ws3sh
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NOTICE..

VNISIIING to make the annual complaint
w called "Spring Poverty" or ''tightncss in
tina chest" as light as possible to myself AMI 9TH
ers, by paying my honest debts, beg leave to call
public attention to the different useful articles in
my miscellaneous linz, which ! will furnish at
short notice, viz two kinds If the most improved
CLOTHES DRYERS, adapted to large or
small families, and to much or little room-can be
shut up or remain open according to notions of
plnsion and contraction; the best COTTON LII f.,
any length ithout a knot or any thing that will
will make washing day to be dreaded; LADDERS
all lengths to aid in raising low credit and lowering
the price Of fire and life insurance HOT BEDS
of all Dimensions, AMI of the most convent ont con-
structon ready made and t. order, for the promo
tion of carly grecnuess PUTTY from which You
might get the counter-mpgy- sion of creditors
face who had called for his dues, dni was turning
away empty,-in short have taken tie field to
wlr ~ Iinsf III" Ills Of hte AMI b'licYiu: it better
to near out than o. rust out, / will do almost any
lawful thing that will pay debts and stunt hunger
especially in the line of GLASS CUTrINi and
GLAZING Fayors thankfully received
\. q. LUCAS
South side of Main Street, on ositc the Town Hall.
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" ORTH-w ESTERN INSURANCE CO., Oswegc
New York. Capital, Sl50,000.
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ALO ROBES.

4 HANING PURCHASED large Stock, VIC arc
n prepared to sell either by the Bale or single
lobe rs low as can be bought in New York
Boston,
Come on gentlemen. we are bound c,,
you. N.ALLEN
Burlington, Nov. ). 1858 WITT
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FAMlL,

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FAMILY
JOURNAL IN THE t0USTGl,
'kNlilS is an Independent family paper, devoted
to news, literature, poetry, wit and humor,
&C, mus making it emphatically paper for the
FAMILY and Fircsidc. In politics and upon all
sectarian questions it will be wholly INDEPENDENT,
feeling free to speak its own opinions cInlcmnns :
public men and public bodies for whatever is
wrong, and uphodns and sustaining whatever
may tend for the Advancement of tho public good
Each number contains go'dly share Of Oh tiual
Tales, together with all the Foreign anl DO
nestle News OF thr dag, So condensed as to enable
us to give the greatest possible amount Of intoli
gence, Choice and elegant reading will b, found
In every paper; also u good selection Of ngticutu-
raj and religious matter.
But few advertisements are admitted into its
columns, thus alIording nearly the outuo Sheet
WHICH Is OF MEDIUi SIZE.
for the instruction aod amusement Of the genclnl
reader.
This paper is published every Tuesday nom
ing on the following terms -
One copy one year. $l.2j
Five copies " $50
Ten " 7,50
Payment to be made invariably in advance,
Address all letters aal papers to
". II. CHASE,
East Canaan, y II. w33w3
IT IS NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY
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va f CAN ASSURE THE LADIES of this vi
w cinity that VIC have made extensive ar
ranscmcnts for the Fall Trade, both Of our own
and Foreign Manufacture Of good Goods which
we are satisfied cannot be beat either in quality or
n, ALLEN 4 CO
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A FIRST GLASS PICTORIAL FAMILY PAPER
devoted to News, Literature, Science, the Arts;
to Entertainment improvement and Progress. Pub
lished weekly at So a year.
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c call attention to he Advertisement of
United States Gazette in another col
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COUGHS, COLDS 4 CONSUMPTION

THE late Grv. Da. LEONARD WOODS, Alb
bolt Professor If Theology, in Audovcr, Mas,
wrot,:
"ren'loncn,-- faa lang r..c f the VEGzrA.
llr rrtvoNAHr H'Is'V ia my fuaiy circle and
an.ns theological sludeu'', regard it as a :afo
aud ciica lou, iuc.i,urr
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ALBANs FIRE DISTRICT The St. AL
Democrat says that at Il Fire meeting on
~ evening last a vote was passed to pur-
a lire engine 'clthom delay, A letter
read from Mr.. Baldwin, President of the
klutualFire Insurance Co. in which Mr.. B
the intention of that Company not to
Re property in the business portion of
village, unless provision is made for
bguishing fire,
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T. e. az e. GA rs


4 'APS, GLOVES AND MUFFLERS, a large
< assortment on hand or anufncturcd to order
by n. ALLEN & co.
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New YoxL, Fe

NEW OKL, Feb. 3.
Lieut. Henry Erbcn, bearer of dispatches
from our Minister to China, arrived in the
Asia.
Licut. Erben came by the overland route,
and brings the Chinese treaty. Mr. Reed,
the American Minister, expects to leave for
home early in December
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WOOLLEN MILL FOR SALE.
NINETY ACRES OF(WOOD) LAND,

situated about two miles from the above, with
lawful road to it at all times Of the year, contain
ing Pine and Oak Timber, suitable for building,
and wood sufficient for a number of years.
All Of which will BIO sold on reasonable terms,
for part of tho purchase money, on giving pos
session; the balance on time for good paper, if
requested.
For terms and further particulars, apply to
THEODORE ID. LYMAN.
NorthFerrisburgh, Jan. 1859. w30 3m
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Meriam's record shows that the use of
Phene, burning fluid and kindred prepar-
ps for the purpose of illumination last
caused the death of 81 persons, & result
serious injury to % others, / of whom
not expected to recover, besides which
involving loss of S5S,945 arose from
same cause.
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.ullctin Extraordinary

Burlington, Aug IS, 1858.
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FoR THREE DOLLARS all three Papers will be sent
year FOWLER 4 WELLS,
sos Broadway, New York.
- Samples grat,s. Agents pasfsd. Begs so~
Feb. 4, w31ml
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ALE NIINES.

Z NEW lot # r u / 8 Il y ia tho ll.l.
"a Hay, a. JELHSONS
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IL FIRE ALARMING are informed by
Prudential Committee of the Fire District,
they have engaged Mr. McWilliams, the
pm of the Catholic Church, to devote
|Felf especially to the matter of sounding
ire alarm, when necessary, upon the bell
hat Church, which is large one, in a
|ral position, and therefore, well suited
that purpose. Those who happen to
over fire in the village, and who wish to
general alarm, will, accordingly, do
to rouse Mr.. McWilliams (who live
p by the Church. as speedily as possible.
|IoUoR LAW II BURLINGToN.-Se Several seize
F Of liquor haye lately been made by the
Fers. On Thursday last u barrel of brandy
found by Constable Huntington in the
pm of one Mrs. Reagan-a recent importa-
b (the woman, not the liquor) from St.
BANS, where, as we are informed, she has
a repeatedly sup" for selling liquor, On
urday the same efficient officer discovered
be sixty gallons Of liquor socreted in an
-house of one of our citizens. This LIQUOR
not been claimed by any one, and will
badly continue to lack an owner. This
snoon, Officers Huntington and Flanagan
Popped in" on Judy Fitz Simmons, and
pr short search found a quantity Of fire
ter, buried in the cellar.
liquor is now easily brought across the
&c on the ice, but the indications gof
and vice which follow it's use.
v-nt its presence from remaining long
letectel
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Three Good Journals for 1859.
LIFE ILLUSTRATED.

WELL ADAPTED TO ALL READERS IN EVERY
FAMILY.
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- ALSO

The largest and best assortment Of PIANO
STOOLS ever brought into Town.
W. W. PARTRIDGE.
Burlington, Oct. l. d1w
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THE wATER-CURE JOURNAL;

Hydropathy, its Philosophy and Practice: Physi-
ology, Anatomy and the Laws OF Life and Health,
81 year.
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WASHINGTON BALL,
5, W HITCOM BIS HALL,
RonMoSD. VI, FEBRUARY 22d, l-59.

FLOOR MANAGERS.
q. II, FLAGG, C.P. RHODES
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4 CURE
RHEUMATISM,
HEADACHE,
SWELLTNGS,
SORE TIROATS,
BURNS, BRUISES,
CUTS.
SCALDS,
CRAMP,
SPRAINS
Spasmodic Affections, Pains in the Side, Chest and
Stomach, Sca-sickness, &c, &c.
Printers will find it a valuable remedy for
"wrist drop
This standing remedy for tho above-men TONED
ailments, is for sale in Burlington (by the gross or
single bottlc,) by I. a. PECK and A. C. SPEAR;
in Winooski, by j. W. WEAVER.
Full directions for use accompany each bottle.
Sopt.2i. dav
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alplsTA VA, rem !.
The Hon, \. II. Stephens has written t.
his friends positively refusing rouominati,n
To Congress,
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JUST REC EIV ED,
W. W. PARTRIDGE'S NEW MUSIC STORE,
YVNIE following new and beautiful pieces Of

W. ". PARTRIDGE'S NEW MUSIC STORE,
'VNlIE following new and beautiful pieces of
1 Music:
SOSs, The sleighins Song Bv c,ar, ne.m,,.
so swift We CO." ~
Dream no more, :" F. Abt;
There's music in al {. woodh,r
Mothers Voice, "0oD'"'''
The three Angel Vistants, " C. NJ. Cady;
" Take me Home, W Bloomfield
Z" My Sister smiling pas-l Z. IT TT Ill.,
scd away,
Song CHoRus, Willie Bell, Geo. Poulton;
" Corrolis Serenade, " D. B. Morley;
Polka Militaire, "a f. E. Reiter
Lovelacc Polka, l.. o. Emerson;
Swinging " Tho's Baker:
Atlantic Telegraph Polka, " A. Talexy;
Polish +. Lancelott
The Jiltng Schot,ish, CIV. Warren;
Ocean Telegraph March. +. IL. Brown;
Yankee Doodle and Hail Co ! I. o,
lumbia Variations, ''o'''
The Tallisman Rondeau, " Chas. Grobe;
Vermont Grand March, 4" JIG. Andrews;
Old Hundred Variations, " Geo. Poulton;
Memphis Waltz, 5. j. Bora;
I. Puritani, f" Henry Herts:
Au. Gre, Des Fols Barcarole, " Pouel;
Ocean Cable March, Pond.
Telegraph Schottisch.
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BARRE ACADEMY.

Spring TERM begin. Feb. II. 1850 Sum-
lCmcr Term begins May II, 1850. Fall Term
begins Sept l. 1853.
The Board Of Instruction consists of six perma-
mont Teachcrs.
Tho facilities FOR pursuing Classical or English
course Of Study, are superior.
Board Sl,5j per week.
J. 5. SPhCLDING, Principal.
Barre, Jan. Is, 1859. w30 4w
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NEW STORE.
1872
G III u RICH STREET..
V1NliF undersigned, having taken the Store I.,.,x
1 occupied by Hotehkiss g. Jeilison, is prepar ed
to offer to the people of Burlington and vicinity.
an entirely new and carefully selected
TO c X o F d RY obs,
consisting Of
ALL KINDS OF
DOMES7ICS, HOSIERY.
LiDIES GLOVES,
DhESS GOODS, YANKEE
EMBROIDEhlES, NOTIONS,
CENTS FURNISHING
&c, &c.
Please call and examine for yourselves
Respectfully,
G. B. JELLISON, AG'r.
Sept. IL.
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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL.

Devoted to all those Progressive Measures for the
Elevation and Improvement of Mankind. Illus
trated. ST q year.
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For the Holidays.

DIES,
NOU can find a. LYMAN'S a splendid assort-
ment Of SHETLAND WOOL.
SINGLE ZEPHYR woRsT TED, for Embroidery
&C., &c.
DOUBLE do. do. for soutags, &C., &c
SLIPPER PATTERNS; also
do. dc. cmbroidercd-a new and
beautiful article.
Knitting Pins; Wood ard Ivory Crochet Rings,
Needles and Hooks.
Worsted Needles; Sewing Needles;
together with
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' HE AD ORNAMENTS
in the way of Pins, Combs, etc, etc.
Chenille, Embroidery Silk also, Gold and
Silver Braid, Silk Braid for Embroidery in short
lots of things for
CHRISTMAS AND NEw-YEAR's PRESENTS.
Please call and see. Respectfully,
EDWARD LYMAN.
Corner Store, Dec. II, 1858. w.t.
WOOLLEN MILL FOR SALE.
vU,IIE subscriber offers for sale the following
i described property: Twelve acres of excellent
land, lying on Lewis Creek, North Fcrrsburgh,
two and half miles from Railroad Depot and one
mile from main road leading from Vergennes to
Burlington. On said property is
WOOLLEN MILL,
four stories high, Gncluding an attic for drying
wool and cloth,) 81 feet long by rs wide, with
water-powcr sufficient to drive two sets of Ma.
chinery for making Woolen Goods, in Winter OF
Summer, commanding the whole stream, an Iron
Water-wheel Of sufficient power and permanent con.
| struction to drive said Machinery, was built new
| in 1852 with new hume and dam, covered with new
timber, and building thoroughly repaired, and
has been in operation most of the time since, with
one set of machinery. There is Dye House with
largo Copper Boiler, for Dyeing W DOL and Cloth.
Also, three good Dwelling Houses; and good loca-
tions for other buildings.