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ST. JOHNSBTRY
A G a d my Of MUS c

| yVNUE St Johnsburv Academy Of Music is Ioca
| ted in the pleasant Village of =. Johrsbu-v.
w. having sperial act of Incorporation ~rartod
| nv the Legislature Of Vermont estahrslin~ Tho
School upon n permanent basis. The design of This
institution is to afford the tho-ourh musical
education. ut an expense very much less than has
been usual where similar advantages could he
enioved. Very many persons possessing The
finest talents have been deferred from STUDYING
Music profession. unit of the enormous
evnense which has hitherto attended such a course
Of study.
The St Johnsburv Aea1e-rv Of Nusi, offers adj
vantaces and facilities # the highest order. nj
from one-fourth to third the cxoenSe attenfi
such course of study if rursued at BOSTON or
New York. For the benefit Of Tea 'hers. and al
others DESTROYS Of attaining superior excellence in
the science Of music h IN performers md theo-
rists. n Collecatn and Normal course is rrrsuei.
embracing n period Of four wears. The first wear
| is devoted to n thorouch course Of elementary
study. using text books, only TIE works Of the
most celebratcd Masters. which. having been tho
N ghlv tested hear the stamp Of superior excel
oenca. Puni1s devotirc all their time to music
USUALLY practice the Piano, Orgnn. Cor whatever
instrument they prefer,) from four 10 six
hours per dav; practice vocal studies one To- two
hours: devote one hour TO the study If harmony
Each pupil is required 10 study the Piano sufi-
GENTLY to accompany well Pupils in tn rouch
bass are required to play church music daily
exercise.
instrumental music is TAUGHT exclusively by
private lessons, two lessons per week being the
usual allowance. The study of harmony and com
position is taught in several classes. with daily
Rotations. Private lessons given 10 advanced
pupils in singing. VocalizinS is also taught in
several classes. with daily Rotations.
The Male PRINCIPAL having been connected with
some Of he best Bands and 0rchestras in NewYork
and Boston n considerable portion Of the last -
wears. is prepared TO t'a'h al the various BAND
AND ORCHESTRA Irs'rGmeuts.
Besides the various lessons. AMI class exercises,
To which pupils attend Public Rehearsal is Civ
en- every Saturday afternoon bv the pupils. who
are all required to attend, and take part in
the exercises their parents and few friends onlv
being present. In addition. Musical Soiree is
given twice during each quarter, - large audience
being present. The year IS Divided into four
terms Of eleven weeks each.
Pupils may enter the 81 hool ut any timc.
PUPILS graduating with honor ill be -uaranti
good situations teachers Prizes will De dis-iib-
utcd among each Of the graduating classes at the
annual Commencement which will take place n
the close Of the Fall Term # e1od year. (pupils
graduating must have completed the fun course #
study.)
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BITTER. CHEESE, PRODUCE,
COMMISSION HOUSE.


81 and 30. South Market St. Boston
| z ayjng removed my location from City Wharf
| take this laeth"d to inform ny consignees
and all others interested particularly in the sale
| of Butter and cheese in { is 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 igh prices paid Tor Produce in the country.
| the profits small, after deducting expenses,
! Therefore | snail mako my Commission charges
| low, and with ms facilities low rents and small
expenses, | in enabled, and shall make nv com
mission charges at n low rate ; in particular for
the larger and regular asst gnments.
have Cash CAPITAL and other Cash facilities
Country Produce Of all kinds received and sold
on Commission. Wool do not sell.
Liberal advances made on cOnsi gnments.
Account sales and remittances made promptly.
Nv 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 nv present Commercial standing | 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, Ogdensburgh, n. Y.
H. D. Sowles, Esq, st. Adams, Vt
For nv personal and business reputation in the
CITY, refer you to
James NJ. Beebee, Esq, Merchant
Alpheus Hardy, Esq.
Bingham, Joy Co., Produce.
Samuel Walker Co.. Produce.
Converse, Harding & Co., Merchants.
Jewett, Tibbetts & Co., Merchants.
Porter & Demmon, Provisions.
Stone Eldredge, Provisions.
MF WOOD.
June /, 1859. wifi
p. 5. If these statement. and reference are
satisfactory trust any eonsgnee will not bs dis
appointed.
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NOTICE.

4 IL those wishing to get the best
N HAY, STRAW, and STALK CUTTER,
buy D. C. CUMMINGS PATENT, which excels any
thing of the kind now in The subscriber has
the Agency for selling for this part of the state.
and will keep a supply and sell as low as can be
bought of the manufacturer.
G.P WOODS
Winooski Falls, Vt, Aug. 80 wl0m3-
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Der 3,Is5S, I of one per cent.

Making 81 per cent, for the veal
ending Aug !. 1859. Said per centage TO be cast
up the original amou MT of the premium note
without reference 20 any endorsement; and to b.
laid to the Treasurer at his Office in Montpelier,
on OF before the 18th Of October, 1859
Members OF the Company will find in theNA&nds
# the Representatives elect to the LegislatGreN
schedule. slpN int the amount OF assessment due
from each respectively, an they particularly
desired 70 see that the money for their ~ments
Is forwarde 10 tie Office in October. The as
assessments must be paid when due. little at
trution t. this on tie part of the Members of the
Company, will save them expense and trouble.
J. T. THURSTON, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Au-. 6, 1859. wI3w3
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TRVsSE Is an assortment of most approved
kinds iuvf received,
alse Shoulder Braces
Lace Stockings and
Surgical Instruments in
good variety at the Old Stand
by THEO. A. PECK.
GIuly.


take pleasure in being permitted to announce
to the patrons of the Church Street Book Store
and to the public generally, that have enlarged
nv store, making it much more spacious. conyen-
lent and pleasant; have also added largely to nv
stock, and am now prepared to furnish in larger
quantities and lower rates, everything in the
line OF Theological, Medical, Law School, and
Miscellaneous Books Artists Materials RIark
Books, and all kinds Of Stationery. for Business
Professional. or Private use
Thankful for the past liberal PATRONAGE resnect-
fully solicit continuance
f. A. FULLER.
Burlington, June Sd, 1852
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SATISFIED, after a careful examination oil 'ne
- principal Sewing Machines worthy OF any creu
II that no other one combines so many prime quail
ties for general use as that made by the WHEELER
and WILSON Manufacturing Company, the SUD-
scrbers have taken an agency for the sale OF these
incompatible Machines, and have opened conve-
nieut rooms for their exhibition and sale' on the
". Of the Fasz Pass Building. The price
of Machine obtained of us will be the same as II
purchased directly of the manufacturers or al any
one of their agencies in the Estates Every machine
sold by us will be warranted perfect in its WORK
manship and ready for use. To all purchasers OF
us. practical instructions in the use OF the ma
chimes will be given WITHOUT charge, so that tho
tuyer may thoroughly understand the principle OF
the machine-what every part of it does-and now
the whole may be kept in perfect working order
with reasonable care and skill.
We specify some of the chief points of excellence
belonging to these machines
They make the L o G X &. T i L Ill
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Rutland, april Is, 1859.
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Received at the Corner MO
THIS MORNING. (SEPT. 1sT.)

THIS MORNlNG, tObfI' i'i y
ESMERELDA MUSLIN new ana oeaus .;a.,
II article in various colors, for Ladies
undersleeves; very desirable arti-
cle
LADIES C0RSETS-Another large lot, all sizes,
white and co'ored, new styles, anu
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 SUPPORTERS-anothern new article, de-
ciiedy superior to any heretofore in
troduced.
Shetland Wool; Double and single Zephyr;
Saxony Wool; Knitting-pins; Crotehet-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
Manu- articles not here enumerated.
REM NIB E R, at LYMAN'S.
Sept l. wlotf
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X 4 | L X D A Us
RTTLAND 4 BURLINGTON p
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

An and after Wednesday May llth. T..
~ leave the Rutland and Burlington De,a.
follows: ~ e.
s.45 A. NJ, Mail Train for Boston, Lowell "a
cester, Springfield, Troy, Albany ".
York &c.
l1.20 A. NJ, Accom- notation train from Hps.
connecting at Troy with the Hin
River Boats.
SIS P. NJ. Accommodation TRAIN for Rutla,5
Trains arrive at Burlington a. foliov.-
$40 A. NJ, Accommodation from Rutlari
5.25 p. 81. Mail Train from Boston. L..
Worcester, Springfield, New Yo-. g..
Il.45P. NJ, Accommc dation train from Inv
Rutland.
E: A. CHAPIN ssr.
Rutland, april Is, 1859. ddsr
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CcCCCCCCCCC

NJ
This is the only stitch that cannot be raveled ana
that presents the same appearance on each side OF
ho se,m II j. made with two threads one upon
each side of the fabric, and interocked in the GEN.
tire of it.
They are simple in construction, efficient ana
urable in operat en- beautiful in model and hnish
fitted TO adorn the paror and suited to the work.
sbon-,pplicabe alike to the of the family and
the manufacturer Their speed is from l'Z'o 10
| . 600 stitches per minute, equal to 10 seam
stresses
Among their undoubted advantages are
I Elecance of model and finish;
.. Simplicity and thoroughness Of construction
and consequent durability and freedom from de-
ranrement and need Of repairs;
2. Ease of nlanac ment and radiditr and q'ietnezs
&C operation;
| 4. iIemnin and scanning attachments
5 Rcautv of stitch, alike on both sides e the "a
brio sewcd;
G. Strength and frmness OF scam that wiz Mt rip
nor rayel; and made with
| / Economy Of Thread
| Q. ipDicability to variety Of purposes and ma
terials
The change made in the tension durinr the pas'
year. 50 that the upper thread is used from the
ORIGINAL spool and the addition Of the henmer. hv
| which hems of any width are turned and stitched
without any previous basting, evinrc the care Of
| the Company in incorporating with the machines
| every device that tend to perfecting them
| They now c,mbine every Improvement that has
| been inverted for sewing, and we feel confident
tina in their present form. they by far the best
| machines ever offered to the public.
| These machines are sold at ,educed prices at
from S50toss5 according to size and style Of mount
ing The medium size machine, is specially adapted
for family use is very compact in its structure. and
| the handsomest machine before the public. II
| sews every kind of material working equally well
| upon silk linen. wooden and cotton goods-seam-
| ing, quilting. gathering, hemming, &c, with n
| beauty and strength unequaled by any machine
that we have seen. They sold by US at the same
prices at the Factory of the Company with the
trifing cost Of transportation added, and for
| -1sh only.
| GEO. W. h g. q. BENEDICT,
| No. Collece St. Burlington, VI.
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Coal Oils. Coal Oils.
THECLENDON COALOI COMPANY.

THE GLENDON COAL OIL COMPANY.
| INCORPORATED, JUNE, Is %.
r. manufacturing very superior quality of Oil
| Il for burning in the ZONES" and other az Err
| OSENE" or COAL OIL Lamps.
Our Oils very Light Colored, and free from
offensive odor, while the quality is inferior to
other in any respect.
We are now selling it to the Trade at reduced
prices, and, with our unequalled facilities, are
prepared to furnish it in any quantity, and to
cute all orders promptly.
E. F. JONES & Co., Agents,
35 &37 Central Street, Boston Mass.
w9m3
WATER COOLERS,
w G. S. BLODGETT co.
EOOT BATHS,
II g. S. BLODGETT d co.
MAyf 10.
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Winooski T
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HAY.

TgNHE subscriber offers for sale 125 tons Of Hav.
of assorted qualities and will feed the same
to any kind Of stock with good shelter and water.
if de-ired. +. 6. WRIGHT.
Whiting, Vt. Sept. c, 1859. wlIw5*
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1

52.
GRAND SPRING OPENlNo
6. b. j f. l. LII s q -
MAY he seen an entirely sslr and handsome 49,
ment of Spring Goods
NEW SPRING DE-LAINES,
NEW STRIPED BAYADEREs'
NEW PICCoLoxISI PLAIps.
NEW WHITE 3RILLIANT>.
NEW coLoRED BRrLLGASTs
NEW CANBRICS,
NEW FRENCH PRINTS.
NEW ENGLISH PRINTS.
NEW AMERICAN PRINTS,
NEW GINGHtNs,
KEW LINEN DAMAsS,
NEW TOILET QUILTS,
NEW LINEN HKFs.,
NEW DoNEsrICs,
NEW HOSE,
NEW HOPED SKIRTS,
&c, &c, &c, &c, -,
All of which, having to be converter s.tcr.
within the next 10 days, will be olereI Is,5
hisngly low prices. Nsr'H
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FRESH AND DESIRABLE
STOCK OF DRY CANDS

by strict attention to bushes, and 7, n w
e :, hope to secure share Of the
Public Patronage.
Please call and examine Goods and Prices before
purchasing elsewhere, Respectfully,
Mayo, DIR
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WOOL.

ALI, PERSONS having Wool Of all kinds, or
~ cbeon's p,1t. and wanting to exchange FOR
WooIJEv GooDS-C1ss,mere or Fann'l, of VA
r;o,. ,oIors. or nav for making can be accommo-
d,tod at my Mill on reasonable terms, for Cash
or Wool
ALSO- ST0CETNG-YARN. made of good
woo1 and warranted nerfect readv for nee.
THEODORE n. LYMAN.
North Ferrisburgh, April 4, 1859. WITT
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

MILES HOWE. Church Street, Manuractu
W rers Of and dealers in Ladies, Gents, ana
Childrens Boots, Shoes Caters, Ties, OF every va
riety and style. We have now on hand very
LARGE ASSORTMENT
of desirable Goods for the Spring trade, at prices
to accommodate all classes of the community. Al
kinds of
Boots. Shoes and Caters
Ladies' Gentlemen and Children, Manufacture,
or order in the most Fashionable Style, ana warn
T ,aoed.
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GEO. w. n G. q. BENEDICT.
No 6 Collecr St. Burlington, VI.
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Terms TO- Advertising in Weekly

Ten lines of mini Ca itute square.
liberal discOun rly vertsers
Legal notices 10 cents line
e The privilege of yearly advertisers is limi.
ted to their own immediate business, in their own
name; and all advertisements for the benefit Of
other persons, as well legal advertisements and
advertisements of au ton sales, and advertisement
with tie names of OF er persons sent il By them,
must be paid for at the usual rates.
Contracts for yearly advertising will not be dis
continued unless order to that effect is left at
the Office and when discontinued in less than a
year the price Of n wt1te gear riA be charged
No Advertisements be inserted gratuitousIy
Of societie. public institutions companies.
Advertisements ordered upon the inside ex-
slusvely, au addition Of IS per cent. is made
upon regular rstee.
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SASH. DOORS, LIN DIS
AND STAIRS.

"HE Subscribers have inst set M complete
! set of new and imnrovpd machinery for the
manufacture of DOORS, SASH f. BLINDS,
If nN deScript;ons.
They also nrenared 70 rxncnte nj orders TOT
PLANNING OR Sitting LTMBER,
SCRON-SAWTNG. MOTLDINGS
OF ALL PATTERNS
from inch to 8 inches.
They would call particular attention to their
VIEW PATTERNS
OF DOORS. SASH AND BLINDS,
which for durability and hrautv. EKCELbv far
anv thine or Tho kind oFnrod in this market.
slso-STavp ,vrvVDyNC Of all kinds.
Including RATS, NFWFT.S. and BANISTERS.
Of any stvlr and material Desired, specimens OF
which nav he seen at our Shop.
All work delivered Mt the Wharve. or Depot.
free Of CHARGE.
Shop, South end of the
PIONEER MACHINE Shops.
CHASE & SMITH.
BURLINGTON. tpril l. 1889 WY
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\ & RID.

\ TAKE this opportunity to inform NV friends
y and the nublic generally, that have taken the
Store formerly occupied by Hiybee & Webb No
| ~ Church +. (next door above Fuller's Book
Store, \ where I have nncper .
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slYERF!SEIENFS PATEN,

{ 'cofpiNG p a resent decision Of the Sur
= premc Court of Dry Goods, stealing thunder
: m cta'.c. Plagiarists and thunder-thieves,
''Na-', -or this copyright is secured, and every
at7Hyenent wiN Be prosecuted 10 the full ertent Of
tts il,r.
Where is the best assortment of Dry Goods and
Carpets to be found
" here are the above named Goods sold cheapest?
Where can find honorable dealers. reasonable
and uniform prices and receive civrl treatment in
case | do not purchase?
These are questions which concern, and should
influence every purchaser; but being an interested
party, we shall not answer them, though we will
state our honest conviction upon one point viz The
BE E-;itNE is not, and cannot be undersOld,
by any dealer of sound mind and honorable mo-
tives. Let the Public judge.
We are now receiving large additions in every
Department; Styles and prices very desirable.
CARPETS; MANTILLAs AND PARAsoLs;
OIL-CLoTHS; HOSIERY AND GLOVES;
MATING, DRESS TRIMMINGS;
DRAPERIES AND SHADES; RIBBONS AND LACES;
DIRE GOODS; EMBROIDERIEs
sHAwLs AND RAGLANs; LACE MITTs. ETC
n. PECK, JR., h co.
May Is. dawtf
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TRAINS GONG NORTH AND WEST
Leave Burlington at 3 80 A. VI, 1O.10 ~.
so P. ".
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor AID r.-
River Junction with trains leaving i.s-- q.
Springfield, at 40 A. VI. same day. y=
York previous evening. Leave " iuG>,;r e.
p NJ reaching Burlington at 6. 20 p. NJ
Point at 645 p NJ, Montreal and 0-isr.---.
he same evening. Connecting at Ocit1sJr,.-
it'll era nd Trunk train, without delay, .0r I.
no:lnl I h West.
ACCOM- NOTATION TRAIN leaves New T.rs
at $50 A. NJ, Boston at ) ?. u. ard o.
e1memedate Stations. Leaves Windsor at Ga
NJ. and reaches Burlington at . 4. y
Rouse's Point at 800 A. ". arriving in Montrel
and 0gdensburgh the same forenoon, and Pr
ceeding West by Grand Trunk trains, without
delay, for the West. A sleeping car Is ATTACHED
to tn S train.
Accommodation Train Leaves Mortified a.
SIS A. NJ, reaching Burlington at HOO Az
Rouse's Point at 1910 P. VI. and Montreal az
Ogdensburgh the same afternoon,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH. AND EAST
Leave Burlington at 7.40 A. NJ, l0.lG 4. ". ,ri
7.30P. ".
NALL TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point s.io4N
connects at White River Junction with t-a-,
"
tains. Boston, Lowell, Worcester, New Yl-s All
intermediate stations. arriving in Boston a, s.
p. NJ, and in New Y ork at II P. VI. Passer.so
by this train train dine at White River Julc,,,
EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves Rouse's Point q,
so A. NJ, connects there with trains from y,
treal and 0gdensburgh the same morning, rec
ing passengers at Ogdensburgh from Grand 7
Road and Lake Ontario Steamers. Leaves f.
ington at 10 10 A. NJ, dine at Northfeld and s.
i've at Boston at $50 p NJ.
Accommodation Train Leaves Rouse's Point at )
o P. NJ, connecting there with trains 1eavin.
Montreal g. Ogdensburgh same afternoon. Lodg
at White River Junction and proceeding mex
morning to Boston, Worcester Springfield, New
York, &c, arriving at Boston az Loo P. NJ, an
at New York at 400 P, NJ.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West, for
sale at the principal Stations.
G. MERRILL, Supt.
Mortified, June 18th. 1859.
BEECHER'S NEW BOOKS.
NRUIT, FLOWERS AND FARMING. View,
Il and Experiences of Religious Subjects
Young Housekeeper's Friend, by Mrs. Corneii1
Received and for sale at
HUNTINGDON
June Sth, 1859. daw
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FRENCH WHITE ZNk PAINT,
FROM THE
vIEILLE MONTAGNE COMPANY
OF PARIS.

OF PARIS
vgNHIS Paint is adapted to all purpose. to which
4 the best White Lead is applicable. Itdoes not
turn yellow, as lead invariably does, and will &C.
uure the hardness and smoothness of Coach panel
ling without the aid Of varnish, and is easily
washed Colors with zinc basis retain their fresh
ness and brillancy of color.
eco pounds will cover 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 houSSs. The Company ship
hut two qualities, known as No 1, and S7o"
Whit Dry. Red and Green Sal. The E". ! or
Red Seal il the article mos; used for painting
purposes; the snow White or Green Seal being
only us'} for the most evyonsive work.
JOSEPH ". STRONG, Agent forthe Co.
Orders addressed 70 either f tn following
houses will he filed at the re9n-ed fayif Of
prices, either Dry or in Oil.
HALL & CORNELL,
l75 Midi, Ian, Ner York.
RAYNOLDS. DFV0E 4 PRATT,
Wins los I'D los, Fut.n ST., Men York
CTIITTENDEN COUNTY INSTITUTE
HALL TERM begins September lst \ full
e board of experienced Teachers is employed
through the year. and no pains will be spared
to make the school in both the Eugish end Clas
steal Department, just what is required tof thor
ugh cultur. of the youth.
Tuition ne heretofore, Board from 81 80 to
So o.. For further information address the Priu
cipal
VI. Il. TYLER.
Essex. Vt, July IS, 1859. wtf
New YORK July lsr. 1889.
NOTICE.
vVyUE EUREKA IMPROVED SHUTTLE
! SEWING MACH MES, licensed by Elias
Howe. .Ir, Ed, and others,) using TWO
THREADS, and making the LOCK STITCH
PRICN $50! $50: $50! $50!
Will Rum. Stitch. Hem and Gather.
AGENTS WANTED in every city and town in
the State of Vermont Address
D. J. LEVY, Genl. Supt.
Principal Office 4S9 Broadroy,
NEW YORK.
FSend for Circular and Sample work. w5nl3
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1850. 1859.
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION.
COMPANY.

THIS cowrASr's WELL KNOWN AND RELIABLE
Line Of Screw steamers,
PLYING BETWEEN
Ogdensburgi and Ports on the Western Lakes
WILL DURING THE PRESENT SEASON
w LEAVE OGDESSBURGH.
weather permitting. for Chicago, milwaukee,
Mlrkinrc, AMI intermediate Ports. on Tuesdays
AMI Fri laws, anl for Cleveland, Slniusky, Detroit
and Toledo. four times a week.
- Passcn gers. Families. Luggage, Live Stock
and Merchandise, arriving bv Railroad, well re-
ceive careful and PROMPT despatch.
Apply to c. L. THOMPSON, Treasurer. at the
Office Of tho COMPANY or to GEO. PARKER
Agent, Railroad Depot. Ogdrnsburgh. ". Y.
p. CHANBERLTN, President.
!. II. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
WESTERN AGENTS.
How v e. Crawford Oswego. y. Y.
Cha'nberlin. Crawford ( Co. .~sClevelani
VIM. 7. Walker, Toledo.
F.. r. Matthews, Detroit.
j. II. Crawford. Milwaukee.
Co ather ( Chicago.
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