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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON II. r.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

nN and after Monday April 18th, Trai
~ leave the Rutland and Burlington Depot,
follows:
8.ij A. NJ, Mail Train for Boston, Lowell, W.
cester, Springfield, Troy, Albany, N
York &c.
SIS P. NJ. Accommodation Train for Rutland.
Trains arrive at Burlington as follows:
$40 A. NJ, Accommodation from Rutland.
rs p. NJ, Mail Train from Boston, Lowe
Worcester, Springfield, New York &c.
Z. A. CHAPLIN, Sup't.
Rutland, April 10, 1859. d4wti
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TIE LIVER
IN v I G q X A T q II.

COOpOupdct Cufp'stN fFOV
rs ONE or THE BEST pURGATIVE AND (
] LIVER MEDICINES now before the public, ,
that acts as n cafhar,ic. easier, milder and more
cTcctual than any other medicine known. II isnot
only Caiharc but q Liver remedy, acting 'lrst on
the Liver to eject its morbid matter, then IN the
stomach and bowels to carry OF that matter, thus
accomplishing two purposes efectually, without
of the painful feelings experienced in the oper-
ations Of most CathariieS. II strengthens the
system ut the same time that II purees it; and
when taken daily in moderate doses, will strength
and build It M with unusual rapiditv.
The LIVER isonc Of the principal rcgula-
tors ofthe human body, - and when it performs
its functions we'll, the - mowers Of the system
are fully developed. e. The Nomnch is almost
entirely dependent - the healthy action Of
the L,psr for tho proper = performance Of its
functions: when the - stomach is NJ fault the
bowels are Mt fault, and - tho whole system SUI
fers in consequence of = ono orgnn--the LIVER
having ceased to do = its duty. For tho dis
eases of that organ one = OF the proprietors has
made 1t his study in - practice of more than
twenty years. to find g some remedy where
with tn countcract the many arrangements t.
which il is liable.
n nrnrc tbot this = remedy i M last found
anv nerson troubled with hlNEN CpN-
PLANT in any If its = forms, has but To Try
bottle and conviction Is s~- certain.
Those Gums remove - all morbid or bad mat
| ter from tho system. ~ supplying in their
| place healthy flow Of SO bile, invieorating the
.'omach, causing tooi to digest we'll. ~ III
| fYTNG THE BLOOD, givin, tone md hcntlh
| 70 the whole machine - ~, removing tho cause
| of the diseasc-c'cct. ing radical cure.
BILIOUS ATTACKS ARE CURED. and
| what is BETTER. PREVENTED. hv the ocea-
sonal use Of the LIVER INNlGoHNToR.
One dose after rafing is sufficient to relieve the
stomach and nrcycn+s tho food from rising and
| so,r;r,
Only ono dose taken before retiring prevents the
onIv one dose t,le,, y, NIGHT iooscrs tho bowel.
,o,tIv and cures CO-TTVENT~S
| Ono lnsc after each rncnl will cure DYSpEpSIi
-Js-One dose If two tcn-spoonft,s will alwnv-
relieve SICK HEADACHE
One bottle taken for female obstruction remove
tho cause ofthc disease. and nalos perfect cure.
ONLY one dose Immediately reicves CiI0TlC.
,fo ~, en- CIV ,,ot,t,ts ...;a, rCtrn1 ~, ,
~ my one ~. law
N..cn 'he e,',' 90 ,+>.t,TCr
.I.e .,..,,ai o,,,r f.,,, tbo Tin
sa,Iown"ss OF unIn'nf", .'"n 'i% ,' nim
oh' n"Ie ''Hu" 9'",i ,,ais c,od d;,.os. xii
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DR.. j. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.

But that numerous class who devote them
selves TO literary and other sedcntary pursuits,
and in Consequence of a want of physical exer-
else, become the victims Of languor and dcbil-
ity, without nerve or appetite, have hitherto
sought in vain for some invigoratng lifc-gving
medicine, whose effects upon the system shall
be both speedy and permanent. Physicians of
emincnce, and profoundly acquainted with the
requirements of the human frame, commend
HOSTETrER'S BITrERS as the safest and
swiftcst stimulant to the rocupcrative energies
of the system vet discovered. 1t restores the
appetite, gives fresh vigor to the digestive
organs, sends the blood through the veins with
more lively current corrccts tendency to
depression of spirits, and fits man for the
transaction of business with cheerful heart
and an active mind. Unlike other medicines
which have been devised for the same object,
the BKTTElfS do not act spa.modically,
or with n temporary power - the influence of
the remedy is lasting. And if patient will
but give some attention to securing proper
exercise, after the relief has been afforded he
need fear no return of the niflic;ion. The
debility natural to the oncroachmcnts of years
upon the bodily frame is also allcvatcd by
this great Strengthening medicine, thus enabling
the aged to pass their declining days in physical
case whereas they are now suffering from ex-
IRENE weakness and nervousness. 10 this ven
cradle class Of people, HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS may be commended as inyalu-
able. The proprctors Of this invigorator have,
IN addition, n deep qualification in assuring
| NURSING MOTHERS that they will find
the BIT Err the best and safest Of
rcstorativcs. Very few medicines arc sane
toned by physicians as proper to be admins
tered during the period of nursing; and this
has obtained an universal preference.
E Those who sire to purchase this great remedy fol
Dysrcpsia and Debility should remember the rrerisc
title II o r E It r E RS CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS. 1t is Put up in quart
bottles, with the name, DR.. J. H0sTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERS, blown on the hottie and als'
stamped the cap covering the cork with the autograph
Of HosTETTER SMITH on the label. These thing
are important account Of the numerous counterfeit
now in the market
CO. Prepared and sold by HOSTETTEF
g. SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and also sold b!
all druggists, grocers, and dealers general!
throughout the United States, Canada, Soutl
America, and Germany.
81, by AMOS C. SPEAR, and J. W. RoEl
Il CO., Burlington. J. $. Storrs & Son, Winooski
WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston, General Agents
for the New England States.
March 81, 1859. DIP
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Straw Goods

By THE CASE, DOZEN OR SINGLE HAT.
WE arc receiving Straw Hats for
w Gentlemen, Misses and Lads, which
can and will sell, either at Wholesale or Retail
at very low mark.
buying our Goods by the case, in large guam
titles, enables us to soil at Wholesale as
Low AS CAN BE BOUGHT IN THE CITY.
Country Merchants will save time aud monsy by
giving us call.
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ALSO, THE
LARGEST STOCK OF HATS n CAPS

ever exhibited in Vermont-all to be sold as low
us at any other House IN or out Of the Cny.
Please call and examine Goods and prices.
y. ALLEN & co.
April It'll, 1859. dot w3w
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IN oyd,r 10 pr,prnt d,cspti9n, obssrp, that hs far
y,miis fthe Signature NJ firm cousrS he cork NJ
very bottle-uhom this protection none is genuine.
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X A l. X 0 A D 8.
VERMONT ENTRAL RAILROAD,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Choice of Route for
Chicago and the West.
NORTHERN, WESTERN, BRITISH and U. g
MAIL ROUTE.
10 Common, Mo.5o, A. 10 Iaso
TRAINS GorNc Nnvru AVN ure1
10 commsne, Monday, Apr. Is, 1859.

TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Burlington at 9.55 A. NJ and $50 p. MI
MAIL TRAIN conn, cts at Windsor and Wbite
River Junction with train. leaving Boston and
Springfield, at no A. NJ same dny, and New
York previous evening. Leave Windsor at "a
p VI, reaching Burlington at Gas p. Nj, Rouse
Point at G.4j + NJ, Montreal and Ogdenshu, Oh
the same evening. Connecting at ogd,nsburgtj
with Grand Trunk train, without delay, for ToI
ronto and the West.
ACCOM- oDATGON TRAIN leaves New YorI
at :. 30 A. NJ, Boston at ~ NJ, and all intermeI
,dia,c stations. Leaves Windsor at $50 P. NJ
and reaches Rouses Point early next morning, an
irving in Montreal and ogdensburph the sam
forenoon, ard proceeding West by Grand Trunl
trains, without delay, for the West.
SPECIAL TRAIN leaves Boston at P. MI
stops at White River Junction to lodge. Leavdi
at 20 \. NJ breakfast at Mortified. rcaclin|
burlington at ll.lj 4. NJ. Rouse's Point at IL Al
p. NJ, ami Montreal and ogdensburgh carly I'd
same afternoon.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave burlington at 73j A. NJ. rs, A. M, an|
$50 p. NJ. MAIL TRAIN leaves Rou.e's Poin|
GOO a. NJ, connects at Burlington with Steam
boats and Rutland x burlington X. R., and d
" hite River Junction with trains for 81 John}
bury. els River White Moui tains. Bostod
Lowell, Worcester, New York and intermediad
stations. arriving in Boston at G.3j P. NJ, and 1
. New OK N II J.. NJ lhsstngeTS ny TINS tray
/ train diuc nt " lite River Junction.
/ LNPREsS TRAIN Leaves Eou SEES Point at
/ 90 4. NJ. conn cts there with trains from MOI
/ ucn and O-dou,burch the same morning, recei
( ing passenger. ~ a. -dcnsburgh FRI m Grand Tru1
/ roid and Lake Ontario Steamers. Leaves Bu|
| lugton at o - 4. NJ. dine at Mortified, and al
] rive at l'Ds'ou at s.4j p. NJ.
Accommodation II. in Leaves Rouses Poirt at
/ 80 p. NJ. connecting there With trains leavid
Montreal & ugdensburgh same afternoon, conne1
tin. .u Durlinghton with Rutland Railroad al
Lake Steamers. Lodge Mt White River Junc 10
and preceding rex morning to Boston, Worcest
Springfield, New York. &c, arriving At Boston
LOO =. NJ, and at New York at 4.2U 7. NJ,
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West, f
sale at the principal Stations
g. MERRILL, supt.
N.r,lc.r1 Arr1 1g,b $50
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WRAPPING PApER

Et'on SALE A. NTlNGTUN'S Book sroR
corner Church aud College Streets, Iurlin
Ton W. ~ ldtf
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HAIR by rs.

RUSHS Argentine, Bachellar's Premium. and
IDWners Liquid Hair Dyes; the best articles
Of the kind in use. For sale by
March .. j. W. RODY & co.
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j. W. ROBY ~ CO.,
Druggists and Ap0thccaricS,
Corner Church aud College Streets.
- URLINGroN, VERMONT
MEDICAL STUDENTS

IVAN find, at the subscribers, an assortment Of
u Disscctin, Cases, OF the best man ufacture and
for sale at low prices.
j. W. RoBY 4 co.
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ONE PRICE SYSTEM

believing it to be the best and only true way; b
sides being plcasanter, safer, and more profitable
both buyer aud seller. We are well aware thl
OUR PRICES will decide the success iailut
Of this step but this fact is decidedly in favo
for discriminating public will. need no argument
to prove, that goods can be sold less upon III
pnce system. than they will be, upon ~
" get all-you-can principle. We "an give 4
better guaranty Of our future than the past fu
nishes. Our motto is progress
Deeply conscious Of our Indebtedness TO II
public for their confidence and patronage hithert(
we have of late endeavored to manifest by soui
substantial tokens, appreciation Of these favor
y. \. Merchants and other dealers, supplie|
AT Wholesale prices. A liberal discount will d
made to churches and charitable societies, also 4
hotel keepers and others, purchasers. purchasinI
large bills. Remnants will 30 sold at RAYDoj
PRICES.
The above constitutes the "bill Of exceptional
to the uniform price system which We propose u
adopt. respectfully,
y. PECK. JR. 4 co.
Burlington, VT, March lith, 1859.
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BRUSHES.

ELoTH, Hair, Teeth and Nail Brushes A
Sgood assortment Ut
J, W. ROBY g. co.
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GENTS sEwED BOOTS.

MADE Of French Calf, double sole, good ar
WI ticle for the season. Just received by
A. PRoUTY, JR
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PAINTING.


"Pilestne-Past and Present" by Osborn.
"rhe sand and the Book" Thompson.
"Wavlands Sermons to the Churches"
"The rruc Prince of the Tribe OF Judah" by
Rov. Rufus Clark.
"Hongs for tho sabbath School and Vestry'
choice collection of HYMNS and Tunes
"Life Of Burns by Carlyle
Ro,eivelat the Church Street Book Store and
f,rs,Iobv Z. A. FULLER
Rnrlin ,tan, Vt, Feb 20. 1889.
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c 4 Il D.

rENHAT CONTEMPLATED CHANGE alluded
Il in our last Bulletin, is intended TO reform 4
far "a We are concerned) a chronic habit, prev
lent here and elsewhere, into which we have som
times fallen, though contrary to our wishes al
intentions.
We refer to the huckstering. iockeying, "giI
and take custom, prac,iced in the sale of good
Dry Goods especially. 1t is disgusting, low, mea
and dishonest, and wholly unworthy Of this al
and pcnple-it has cast u stigma upon one Of u
most important callngs in the community, al
destroyed the confidence of merchant and custoI
er, in each other Hence, we have resolved, tn
tn business of III. BEE HIVE shall hereafter
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COLOGNE.

TlE Genuine German Cologne, also, Cologne
L Of our own manufacture made according to
the most approved French rec pes. For sale by
j. W. ROBY & co.
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PROF. WOOD.

DE ETVED this dav, new supply Of Prof
"a Woods Hair restorative, Also. Burnett,
Coeoainc' AN article which gives universal salts
faction a dressing for hair.
j. W. ROXY 4 co.
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100 CUTS OF PATTERNS & NODES

NU NUU'uReepef can Afford 70 do without Il,
Mrs; Pulian is he highest authority cxtant
upon the subject "f the Manual, having written
more upon this subject than all others combined
Her contributions to English publications have
rendered her name household word" and have
been perpetual source Of supply to the Ladies'
Dep rtment in the Magazines oftbis country.
For sa by f. A. Fuller, Samuel Huntington,
and at the Sewing Machine P,ror, No. College
Street NFrec prOss Building lower looD
maTls d&wtf
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Burlington. April IS, 1859
NEW BOOKS.
AMERICAN WATCHES

OFANY KIND MADE, will be furnished at )
Dpcr ,nt fro;a I'M nu facturers prices. | have a
list and description from all the manufactures.
j. L. BRINSMAlD, Agent.
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WHEELER & WILSON
Sc WING. NJ HIN T. 5.
PRICES RED UCED.
NEW STYLE $50.

LIVERY day adds TO the general testimony in
~ favor Of the superiority Of the Wheeler 4
Wilson Sewing Machines those of all other
kinds. We do not believe that any person who
ever became expert in the use Of one (and no ma
chine can be more easy 10 the learner if so easy,)
was willing to relnaush it for any other. whereas
multitudcs who tried others have abandoned have
them and resorted to the Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine.
We are happy to announce that nm important
reduction of the price 'Nese machines has just
been made by the Company (sec our larger adj
vertisement on the outside;) and they will be
promptly furnished by at the same price as j.
invariably charged for them at the manuMctory.
Those who purchase Of US will he Crntuitously
instructed in the use Of them by practiced and
,kilful worker. q. W & g. q. BENEDICT.
Sole Agent for this Vicinity.
Oct. II. dawtf
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A & u X T.
RHEUMATISM,
HEADACHE,
SWELLINGS,
SORE TIIRoATS,
BURNS, BRUISES,
CUTS
SCALDS,
CRAMP,
SPRAINS
Spasmodc Affections, Pans in the Side, Chest and
Stomach, Sea sickness, &C, &c.
Printers will find it a valuable remedy for
wrist drop"
This standing remedy for the aforementioned
ailments is for sale in Burlington (by the gross or
single bottle,) by T. A. PECK and \. C. SPEAR;
in Winooski, by J. W. WEAVER.
Full directions for use t't'lptlf fs't ''t''i
Sept.2i. daw
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THE ONLY POSITIVELY
Fire Proof Safes i'm the World

NTIIEN the contents Of safes arc destroyed,
w they are invariably by heat being conducted
to them and the inside wood casing, through the
door and doorway by the iron bolts and plate,
forming and fastening the iron box to the OUTSIDE
iron plate Of the door AMI joining directly on to
the inside wood casing, thus forming a continuous
conductor of tho best heat-conlucting material
from the outside directly upon the inside WOOD
casing, and contents Of the safe.
y M safes, saus ours thus btah
Fr1D,iEe your SGfe iplr
RNIlE MARYLAND PATENT SAFE is 50 con-
i structcd as to entirely cut off all communion
ton of heat in this part by so constructing tn,
door and the doorway IF soap-.tonc, or Other
equally non-conducting material as to to have ne
iron bolts running through the door, iron plate,
around the doorway, or any connections from the
outer to the inner part Of the safe thereby keep
ing the interior and contents of the safe as effect
ually protected from all heat that can be applied
to the door, as in any other portion of the safe.
NIB BIGELOw x ANSON HARDY.
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
80 School street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass
J. J. DUNKLEE, burlington, Agent
dec.ll dkwf
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O D
BOTBOX WHISkEY
PUT m ny
WILSON. FAIRBANK & CO..
-rOR-
MEDI CINAL PU r POS SEES.

Tits nearly two years since tho subscribers first
I introduced their pure Old Bourbon Whisky
into the market twas doubtful experiment in
many cc.s--hut thcv were assured by cmi-
mont Physicians that il was nctuallv one of the
best remedial agents for Lung Co'nrlnints md ma
ny other diseases Gf m nnadaieroted orficit couH
he oit1ireF.) & cv Immediately made arrangements
4 largo manufacturer to supply tho best article
that could he made. When their first invoice was
received II was fairly tested hv ANALYSIS and its
purity acknowledged. Since that time they have
in no instance whatever put unan inferior article;
and tho rcnutation that their Whisky has now
ncnuircd is such that 1t is universally recommend
cd by thousands who have used il, and especially
hv our most eminent Physicians.
Tts ruritv cannot he questioned, ms thorough
ANALYSIS has bccn made rs will he soon by referring
70 tho following certificate, n copy Of which accom-
ranies each bottlc:-
estate AssAYER's OFFICE,
20 Somerset street, Boston, May 20, 1857.
Is Mcssrs Wilson, Fairbank Il Co;
Gcntlemcn--I have madn
a chemical analysis Of the sample Of Bourhoc
Whskev You sent me, scarchin. them for druJv 81
aduiterating matters, and have to inform you that
the samples Of Whiskey are FIRE from any nduir-
afons, and do not contain any poisonous or mum
ms matters, and hence suitable for msdicinai
use. Respectfully. your ohcdicnt scrv't,
"CuARLrs I. JACKSON NJ. D.,
State Assayer."
IN ord,r p-,p,nt d'cspt1n, obs,rp, that N, far
anil, ofthe Signature NJ firm cop,rs the cork NJ
usry b0tfle-uthom this proteotion nons is genuine.
Tho above is put up in quart and pint bottles,
and i. for sale by all the Druggists.
WILSON; FAIRBANK & CO..
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Nos. - 4 As Hanover St, Boston.
| March 5th. w31m3
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GREAT SALE OF BOOTS x SHOES.
AMBROTYPEs & PHOTOGRAPHS.

rINIIc Fines, and most durable Pictures are the
i Ambrotypes and Photographs and Amhro-
types put up with black stained glass are the
ly glass picture that can he relied upon not to
change There is no Black Varnish TO crack in cold
weather or Balsam TO blister with the heat a in
all other glass pictures, The Photograph is .u-
perior to any other picture made on paper. For
proof please call at
McPHERS0N'S GALLERY,
Church street. Burlington. Vt.
d6wtf J. NJ. MCPHERSON
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THE MANUAL of the WARDROBE
100 LARGE ocrAvo PAGES, ~ PArER,
BY MRS. PULLAN.

TT rs A COMPLETE TREATIsE unon tbi.
] branch of Domestic Economy and nv flr tho
most valuable blentinn upon this subject ever
issued. It compri "a thorough ssartation up7n
taste in dress an explanation Of tho different
stitches made in SEWING, remarkc opn the
various kinds and qualities Of fabrics used in
the wardrobe with complete directions for cuttin
and fitting all kinds e garments for women's and
children wear the preparation Of table, toilet
and bed linens. illustrated by nearly
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MITCUFLL'S
Patent Metallic Tip shoes,
Misses. CbJNrrn. Boys ami Youth.


Misses, ChHrcn, Boys and Youth.
rENIlIS new anil most desirable invention was
produced by q. \. MITrurG' of Tn Nor, Nc.
ard consists of small mot,lic tip. ncatly con-
Structcd and covering the toe Of g shoe, in such
"aun"r n cfrctunlIv TO prevent that part, which
with rhillronusulllv gives wnv first, from wearing
ont, and cause tho Boots and shoes protected to
10 two three times tic service Of Shoes without
the tp.
Tlis invention co'0mnrfs itsolf to Parents who
well know that children rlwavs wear out thcir
sho's first ~ Nh" to-, anil litl nccd he sid to the
Frrcrs, Fish armon or Mechanics, who are subject
ID To- tho same inconvenience and loss from causes
incident 20 their ru-sui's and ah RS.
Nitrhcii- Metallic rip Boots nal shoes
viii wc1r thr'' NOS Us Ion the Old STYLE and
cost but tri1' more. tn" convention was rHtcnt-
81 Jarunrv =, 1s g. INV Infringement &C t will b.
rccut,d 'u ~. utmost 'N'art ,f tn" law, by tho
rqt ,tro.. who rvo disposed n Tho rirlts in MI
the states r'rt,s who rapidly introducing it.
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MAPLE SUGAR

MAPLE SUGAR!
ltALVANIZED IRON SAP PANS for sale by
" G.S- DL0DGElT a CO.
VNuE BEST SAP PAN in the world for sale by
! ...-.-... q, ;. BL0DGEfr g. co.
4 VAIL AND seE SAP PAN that will NJ, rust.
~ - r.. g. s. BLODGETT s. co.
ZAP PANS superior to the best Russia Iron, and
'Oat the same cost, O. 5. BLQDGETT g. co.
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LAW BLANKS.
SONSTANTLY on hand. and for sale
DEEDS-Mortgage, Quit-claim and Warrantee,
WRiTS-Jus,ice, Justice Trustee, County Court
General Counts, County Court Note, Trustee.
Trustee Book Account, General Courts and
Trustee;
PETITIONS Tor forEcLosURr, and DECREE. ~
CHANCERYi
HIGHWAY BILLS, LEASES, OFFlcER's RECEIPTS,
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES, Commissions to take
Disclosure and CITATION Blank DRArrs,
NoTrs, &c, sc.
l. W PRINT y G,
all kinds, done to order, with neatness and dis
patch, Mt tho
FREE PRESS PRINTING OFFICE,
No. CnLLEGE SrHEEr
dtwtf burlington.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
Some SnteIiaente.
Flour, Wool. The Crops.

The -four trade in this town is still quite
brisk, although less so than during last week.
1t is probable that not less than $500 barrels
were sold between the 5th and 18th of this
month. The price, which ran up 70 5000, at
one time, has receded to $3.50. The supply is
equal to the demand, and there is not at present
any prospect of a further advance in price.
Woor has been coming in freely, and prices
have somewhat receeded. The rates now are
from so to Is cts per pound. There is less COM
petition among buyers than usual, and they do
not seem disposed to cfer any extra induce
ments to sellers.
CEors-There is still a difference in opinion
among the farmers as to the amount of damage
doue to the wheat and rye, as on next day after
the frost of the night of the 4th inst. There is
no doubt but that in some localities the wheat
is almost entirely destroyed, while in others,
the damage is very slight. There are many
fields which before the rains OF the last four
days, were quite yellow, that are fast regaining
a healthy green color. Many specimens have
been brought to our Office, and We have pulled
Others from fields in this vicinity, some of
which have the appearance of having been in
jured, whileothers are evidently killed. As far
as our observation extends, we think there will
not be half aerop of wheat and in this county.
The corn and potatoes which were cut down
by the first frost, suffered again, in many pla-
ces, on Thursday night, but still most of the
corn is coming on again finely, as are also the
potatoes. Many farmers have replanted their
corn. which was probably the safest plaa.