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VI u SIC IT o II L i.

w ". PARTRIDGE, having just returned
w from Boston and New York, now offers
the largest and best assortment OF MEET
MUSIC, both new ana old; the best assortment OF
SINGING BOOKS, both sacred and secular;
with INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all kinds of
Musical instruments, singing, Thorough Bass and
Harmony, of the most approved kinds that can be
found north Of the cities.
Also the largest and most complete assortment OF
USICAL INSTR UMENTS, dc.
Flutes; Flute-flagoletts; Octave Flutes; Picolos;
Flies and Flagoletts; Niolins; Guitars. from the
best makers-as Martin, Hall h Son, &C.; Dulci-
mers; Banjos and Tamborines Tuning Forks and
Tuning Hammers; Claronetts and Llarionett
Reeds; Accordeons; Flutinas all kinds of Strings
for strnged lnstruinentsi Violin Bows, Bridges.
Pegs Finger boards and Tail pieces, Bow hair and
Rosin; Wood and Paper Boxes Tor Guitars and
Nioins Tenor and Small Drums Galvanized,
Gutta Percha and India-rubber Covers for Pianos;
Piano Stools.
Arrangements are made for keeping and selling
PIANOS from the following Manufacturers, viz:
CHiCKERISG& Son; WM. p. EMERSON; I. GILBERT
& Co.; WooDwAHD6 BRowS; ]. W. VosE; A.W.
LAID Col Boston, Mlss.)j 10 n b. duncan;
HAzELToN BRo'si LIGHT, NEWTON BRADBURY;
HAYNES BROTHERS; STElNwAf6 SONS; RAVEN
BAoos 4 Coz BRAISARD 4 OGDEN; (New York;;
BoARDMAS, GRAY Co. (ALbany)i J, b. RANDI
(Concord, ~ ~
MELODEONS from all the best Manufactur.
ers.
All of the above will be sold CHEAPER THAN CAN
DE BoudHr in this vicinity, and a, ioosr than Cry
prices.
Our receipts of Music, every two months are,
probably. more than the entire stock of any dealer
in this vicinity, and persons ordering from US will
generally have their orders fllod at sight and not
be under the necessity of waiting till they can be
obtained from the city.
Secondhand Pianos to Ront and for sale, also
taken in exchange for Pianos, at a fair price.
Sheet Music sent to any part of the country
postage paid, on receipt Of the marked price Or
ders solicited and satisfaction warranted. Call be-
| fore You buy, where You can get what you want
at College street, two doors east of L. Lyman
| Dry Goods Store.
B,-NEW PIANOS just received.
W, W. PARTRIDGE.
| May IA dawtf
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ADVERTISEMENTS PATENT!

A CCORDING to a recent decision of the Sur
N prcmc Court of Dry Goods, stealing thunder
is in ctablc. Plagiarists AMI thunder-thievos,
Js,clrs, for this copyright is secured, and crey
infringement 'rH be prosecuted to the fVH srisH Of
the laic.
Where is the hest assortment Of Dry Goods and
Carpets to be found
Where are the above named Goods sold cheapest
Where can ] find honorable dealers, reasonable
and rmifora, prices, and receive cirH 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 pont,viz: The
BEEHIVE is not, and cannot be undcrsOld,
by any dealer Of sound mind and honorable mo-
tves. 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; EMBRolpERIEs;
suAwLs AND RAGLANs, LACE MlTTs, ETC.
n. PECK, JR., g. co.
Nav IS. dawtf
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ABIGAIL GROWS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. ITO all persons
- District of Chittenden, SIS concerned in the
Estate Of Abigail Grow, late Of Williston in said
District, deceased,
GREErISG.
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttenden, the goth
day Of April, A. d. 1859, an Instrument, pur-
porting To be the last win and Testament, of ABB
igail Grow, late of Williston in said District,
deceased was presented TO the Court aforesaid for
Probate by the Executor therein named.
And it is ordered by said Court that the eth day
Of May, A. u. 1859, at the Probate Court Room.
in said Burlington. be assigned for proving said
Instrument and thst notice thereof be give to
all persons concerned, bv publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper printed at Burlington, previous
to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notneu 20 APPEAR
before said Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate of said will II y'u have
cause. =,
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
District, thi. goth day of April, A. d. 1863.
VAS 3w W. II. FRENCH, Judge
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Ghli8WluF E':ATTLn MAR"HT
I Wednesday, May 18th. 1889.

At market T72 Cattle, about 700 Beeves, and
70 stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
} c, two, and three years old. Market beef
L ra, per ewt. IS 75a9 so LIST quality, IS GOA
Is; second quality, SC 5Oa7 OOi third quality
S so; ordin1y, so
Working oxen ssOa9Oall Sal so per pair; Cows
and calves 3Oai5aG7. Yearlings none. Two
years old 2ia?s; three years old s3Oa33,
Sheep and LAMBS, l. so at market Prices, in
lots, 81 75a2 OOa3 90; Extra and selections, 81 90
az OOaG 90.
SWINE none at market
Hides, 7ia7So per lb. pelts, > 50al 81 each !
Calf skins l3al4c. Tallow 7a7sc, Veal calves
50 OOa5 90.
REMARks.-The figure for beef was notsso high
as last week, but as the quality did not average
so good. we think when quality AMI price are con-
siiered, there will be found but little decline.
Sheep sold higher, the supply was short for good
ones. One lot of $50 sold for six and half cts
per lb, average % lbs, Spring lambs sold fol-
| o and G,
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HOLLOWAY pJJJs1p dvsnon. /,

gastritis and all in1ammatory and constructive
disorders If the stomach growing out Of iniiges-
ton, there IL something chemically wrong in the
fluids which Should dissolve and nssimilntc the
food. These searching Pills acting upon the gas
tric Juice and upon the bile as chemical agents,
r. store to tho one its solvent propcriies and to
the other It's modifying and tempering qualities.
Such seems to @ the philosophy Of their opera
ton. A. regards their almost magical effect in
dyspepsia, and all complaints affecting the di. es-
tive apparatus and the liver there can be but ono
opinion among candid observers.
May Il. dtwlw
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WAsuINGToS. Nav II

WASHINGTON, May II.
No dispatches have yet been received from
Mr.. Dallas which announce that Sir VIM.
Gore Ousley had been ordered to make new
treaty; but such are expected. The state
ment made representing that NJ. Sartiges
said Louis Napoleon had plan by which to
embroil the United States in the European
war is pronounced a fabrication.
Ex-Commissioners Reed and Bowlin have
met with cordial reception from the Presi-
dent and Others associated with him in the
Government.
Judge Douglas left tonight for New Or
leans.
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VALUABLE RI NEEDY.

"The Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam. prepared by
the wel-known druggists, Messrs. Re,d Cutler 8.
Co.. Of this city is we have good authority for sta
in z, Of the best remedies for Coughs, Colts and
I p ulm,nary Complaints. ever offered IN the ruh-
lie. Ia, stood The best Of all tests-tims, and has
sustained its reputation for more than THIRTY
YEARS.
Physicians Of the highest re'psotaJhy prescribe it ;
Thousands IF families keep it on hand a standard
family msdieine.-- Boston Journal
Enquire for the article by its WHOLE NAME,
"vEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM."
Prcpared only By REED, CUTLER L CO., Drug
gists, SO India ST., Boston, Mass, and sold by
Apothecaries and country merchants generally.
Price, large size 81 small size so cents
Feb. Is. woamim
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WASHINGTON, Nav |


Judge Smalley of Vermont, Chairman. and
c. L. Vallandingham. Secretary. Of the Ma
tional Democratic Executive Committee. have
to-day, by virtue of the powers given them
in the premises. concluded to call meeting
about the 9TH of December next. formal no.
tice of which will he published in October.
This Committee will fix the time for tho as
sembling of the Democratic National Conven-
ton at Charleston. which will probably be
toward the close of April or early in May
1860.
Besides the Steamers Fulton and Water
Witch other vessels of the Paraguay expedi-
iion will be sent to the Gulf Of Mexico and
several of them to the coast Of Africa.
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Died.

In Burlington, May 10th, HARRIET CowEv,
widow of the late Prof. T. T. MorT.
At Park Hill, Cherokee Nation, April 2nth,
1859 Rev. 5. A. Worcester, a.ed 81. For thirty
years n Missionary among the Cherokee Indians.
In RUTLAND, May LIST, Mr.. David Billings, a:el
sc years
In springfield, May 4, Mr.. Franklin c. HerrilI,
aged %.
In putney, May 4th, Mrs lydia Perry, aged 65.
Also, May ith. Miss Philinda Kerr, aged p.
In Thetford, May 2, Mrs. Susanna Morse aged ca.
Also May 9Th, Dir Alanson b. Goulett, aged 40.
In Windsor, May It'll, Mr.. Moses Harrington,
aged co. Also, May 10th, Mrs. Frances VI. Rich,
aged ~.
In Mortified, May 10th, Mrs. Martha II. Ellis,
aged 40.
In St. Adams, May 18th, Mrs Esther Davis,
aged 80.
At Saxton's River, May IA, Mrs, Cordelia Frost,
aged 80.
In St. Jchnsbury Centre, May sth, Mrs. sally
Brown, aged -.
In Glover, May 18th, Mrs. Sarah II, Hardy,
aged 50.
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WAsUrvcroS Nav 9Th

Tho Mobile Register NJ Tuesday last con-
tains tho reply of ex-ministor FORSYTH IN tho
recent editorial in tho I" Constitution,
which assigned certain rcnsNns why he wae
not sont hack ms orr minister. TIc eavs tho
records Of tho Department nrc uncouivocnllv
false in tho statement that he was tbc first
foreign minister tn recognize tho Zllogan
government. and that lust tho reverse Of
this is truo-he was the last
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ONE pAy LATER FROM EUROPE.

Sr. .JoH~a. n. F.. Nav 16.
The screw steamer Viro from Belfast,
4th, vim Queenstown 9th rast Cnpc Rnco last
night. en- route to Nov York. Advic"s by
tho Woo nrc IN the 9th inst
The Swiss Federal Assembly has approved
Of the declaration Of Neutrality & of the mons
urcs nj defence takrn nv the federal Corrcil
and has appointed Con. De Faricr. COM
mandcr in Chief of the army of Switzer-
land
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EOTS AND YOUTHS

METALLIC TIP SHOES for sulc by the dozen OF
w single pair, by
mayl3diw A. pBOUTY, JR.
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New York. MAY !

The American Tract Society had an excl
ting meeting TODAY at the Academy of Music.
Chief Justice Williams of Conn. presided.
The report of the Secretary indicates state
of high prosperity. The receipts for II.
year from all sources were upwards of $3.50,
900 expenditures upwards of $3.50 900.
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bN ED TO DEWEY.
by HIMSELF.

by HIMSELF.
Lives there man with soul so dead
who never to himself hath said
"Givc me, TO wet my daily bread,
cup Of Dewcy's Coffee ?"
N, where in any country town,
Is there n chap of such renown
For doing exactly brown
The choicest kind OF Coffee ?
What though you call in urgent haste
Your precious time don't run to waste,
For while your buying-to your taste,
His Clerk grinds out the Coffee.
Perhaps you're badly of for Soap;
Or lack good lights.-but never nope;
All that is quite in Dewcy's scope,
BGides the best Of Coffee
To please tho dainty appetite,
He's lots Of Cheese-yet not MITE
Che joke is good, but really quito
Inferior TO his Coffee ,
j. other things he wouldn't flag;
iiut, though he doesn't like to nrag
He WILL say he can take the rag
From any modern grocery-wag,
Tor CoFfsE-by the pound or bag
Pure, rich, delicious Coffee
Newly roasted
And ground
npridtf To Order.
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2 4 | Y I s.

AN receiving my SPRING STOCK of
l. PAINTS, LINSEED OIL and VARNISHES,
consisting in part Of
Iiisnnc L.ad; Anricln and Frcn@h ZINC; Flor
encs u hts; Hampton PermaH'nf. Pans, HI
JtrnlH Imperial and h-ot1e Gresn; Chrome
ltiiow; F,,nh Yeiiow; Ven nan kedj
Whtny; Putt, LlH,e'd Di; twni-
tps, Coach and Nsm1r warmth; Sc. &c.
In consequence Of the lar.e amount Of impure
Liuscel oil ami Paints sold, have mode arrange
meuts with re liable parties to furnish IN, with
uure article, which will warrant-should they
nruve ct erwi.e, | will take them back and re-
fund the money. NV pri es, at all tunes, are as
LOW As THE LOWEST, for pure article
II. II DOULlTTLE.
Burlington. Vt, April s. is .. WY
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wILI.vAM RODcERs, ESTATE.

WE, 'hs .rhs'ribers, having been nnaoin'ed
w hv tho Honor iblo the Probate Court FOR hr
District of Chtte' den, Commissioners tn receive
examine and adjust the claim. md demands of III
persons arnins' the estate Of William 7 Rcd ,crs
late NJ Wexford. in en- Il Dist let dece1=a1. REM
resented in'olvnnt, md also all claims and Dc.
minds tx ibted in off thereto: and tx months
from the dav of the date hereof heinz allowed
hv said Court for that purpose, do therefore
hereby give notice. tha We will attend - The bu.
siness ~ our anDointment, n, tho dwclli7y Of
Caroline Rodgeis in Wcstfnrd, in aid District On
the second Tues lays Of juno and Oc'obr next, Mt
10 Jcl' OK A. NJ, on eacl If sail day..
Dated this 2u'h dav o. April A Il 1870.
ARTENAS ALIEN ! c. NJ
JOHN HAsELToNE, mi.sjon-
ALNtY stone ers
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

T oST on the afternoon of May 2th, in the road
IL at the southern end of College Green, large
red morocco Pocket Book. containing pap rs Of
NJ value to anybody but the owner The finder,
who wa. seen to pick it up, is requested to deliver
the same to Mr., 5 Huntington, of this place,
or n JUN NJ NSoN, u ""is'VH
May IS dawIt
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NEW YORK, May II.
Among the evidences given Of the increas-
ing business of the Country, especially that
of mercantile character, it is stated that
the number of messages daily sent over the
various telegraph lines is vastly greater now
than ever before
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-20
u ar ed.

In Burlington, on tho sih inst, By Rev. John
Wheeler, D. u, Mis- Iliz ltl Clark and MIR
James Hocgnrd
In Colchester May 9Th, ls5', by RoT, hira
ZONES, Mr. Newman Weeks, Of Rutland, and
Jeane ". PAttee, OF Colchester.
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81 HAVE KILLED ENoUGH."-


These, according to the Medical Monthly Review,
were the words used by Dr. Mott, of New York,
in the Green and Whitney controversy. Let this
candid avowal be remembered 1t is confession
that the Napoeons of the profession do
sometimes send people into eternity. Should not
such an admission induce the thinking people to
abandon system through which murdrous
takes are liable to occur for methods OF found
ed upon solid and real scientific principles and
which like mathematical calculations, aiCa Us pro-
ducc the same results. Railways three remedies,
the READY RELIEF, the REGULATING PiLLs, and
the REsoLvESr, possess curative properties that
are ines,p,aJie and inuarabie. They cur, rer body
who resorts to them in time; they kh nobody.
From all points of the compass we hear of most
astonishing cures of Bilious Fever, Intermittent
Fever, Typhoid Fever, and all diseases caused by
malaria, under the operation of RADwAY's READY
RELIEF and RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS. One
case is but the duplicate of another. These med
cine. act with yr,oi'ion and unifornny which
prove that they positive and absolute antidotes
against which no form Of Fever can make Roadway.
Surely this is great and hitherto unattaned
triumph Of g'nmne medical science
There is no pain excruciating either Rheu-
matte Ncuralgic, Acute or Chronic, but that is
instantly mitigated by the Ready Relief. You
annot be sick, you will suffer from no pain, aches
or other inhrmities, if you will use Raduay's
Realty Reh.f and Regulating Pills Price of these
remedies Is cents, so cents and 81 per bottle,
| Pills rs cents per box.
RADWAY & CO,
| w46w2 % John St, \. Y.
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DYSPEPSIA. - Considering the various
forms in which this disease deveopes itself it will
DO cal ed "hydra-headed. In its train follow H.
digestion, Pain in Stomach, Heartburn, Water
Bra.h, Costivsness, Piles, Acdty, Oppression
after Eating, Jaundice, Flatulency, Torpor Of the
Liver, DiEzines', Debility, Female Complaints,
&c, Some of the first men in our land have given
their written cert fcates relative to the cure ef-
fected in their own persons by the oSroESAIED
BITIERs; while testimonials from other sources,
editorial Opinions and voluntary expressions
from persons who are averse to S c their names in
print, are perfectly overwhelming
Read the following from highly respectable
Clergyman
EAST TAuSIoN, Mass Feb. 0, 1855.
To the Editor of the Portland Mirror
OxfGyATED Differs, For more than twenty
five years have been sufferer from the dyspep-
aid. Besides trying the pateney Of my family
physicians in the almost useless trial of their
various prescriptions, have tried great variety
of patent medicines with a similar result.
| Through the kindness Of my physician, received
| last March, half dozen bottles Of the Oxygnated
| Bitters. began to use them without any hope
of deriving any hope from them Being deter
mined to give them n fair trial, continued their
use, but without any perceptble benefit till June.
Since then / have gradually improved in health
till am entirely free from acidity Of the stomach,
and from the consequent fatulency, and tho awful
and almost disfracting scS headache, which often,
for days together, has wholly untitled me for duty
and for all other ministerial duties and rendered
life q lurthen. ! feel tina owe it. an express
sion Of graj itulo to Messrs Fowle Co., and al
most daty to the public, to recommend their
Oxygnated Bitters, as, in my estimation, n suro
remedy for that most trying, most vexing, and
cruel of all diseases, 10 which poor human 1esh is
heir, tho dyspepsia. Having suffered so long, and
suit can reconmeni the Oxygnated Bitters with
a confidence few others can. If any of the readeri
of the Mirror suffering, beg Of them to make
trial of these Bitters without delay.
JAMES X. CUSHING
Prepared by S W, FOwLE 4 CO., Boston,
May is waw
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81 AS again returned from marie, with stock
U I Of good, which he thinks riH he MARI Ii'Iy7r
u has ut,H.5s than any he has before Offer q.
Please call and see. Respectfully,
dec7. q. b. JEIIISJN
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HENRY IL. DOOLITT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Heavy and Shelf Hardware,
CONFUSING an est nsive assortmont f
HOUSE rRIMNING'. MICH $ TOOLS,
sAppLERy, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY LTc.
-pFaLER
.Nais: NM Cro>s-'' md C'ruGr Sdws:
Sted SPRING.; I'm, Cham; Ares;
An,es' Sh"mls; i.ns; OILS. VIM
dolo Glass; Carnage Bots. dc.
hvpIE,LgR
tgriru'turn' Impi mcnts I'd Mnchiucs3
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEIps.
AGENT OF BURLINGTON 4 VICINITY FOR
Prouty 4 Mears celebrated Centred raught
plov.; R. Taber & Co.'S plows; Blsnchards,
Perkins Messer & Colbi's Scythes; tho snuine
Rrookfeld Forks; Wheeler, Mellck 4 Cos Horse
Powers an | rhreshers; Nanny, Moving ond Reap.
ing Mac lines; Gods lmpr vement, &C., de'
MY STOCK OF FARMING TOOLS
Is VERY LARGE, SUCH AS
Corn.shellcrs. Stray Cutters, Churrs, Patricks
Chee.e.Press, IIorse.takes, lland-Rakes, Fam
ming Mills, Grain Cradles, Snaths, Manure
and Hay Forks, hay-Knives Cattle
Ties, Halter, Trace and Bind
ins-Chains, Grind--tones,
Scvthe Stones &c &c,
all Of which am prepared n
SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
There are many articles in the Hardware and
Agricultural Line that not Kept in the country
should any desire any such articles, ] will, at
all times, order them with pleasure at the lowest
prices.
COLLEGE STREET,
April s. 1879 wly BURLfNfT)N VT
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The Great Musical Bazaar

May 49,.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
p I'LL MONIC WAFE Il.

Inc original medicine established IN 1871, anC
first article of the kind ever introduced under tn,
name of "PuLNoStc WATERS" in this or n NY otht
country; all other pulmonic Waters are counter
felt rho genuine Gu bt known by the nam'
BRYAN bcin.; stamped OF each FER,
HnYAS's rrIvovic wArtns
Relieve Coughs. Colds. Sore Throat, Iloarscncss.
bHYAS's rrLNoSic WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BWyAS's ruLNoSrC wArERs
Relieve Splitting of Blood Pains in III" CAcst
BRYAS's rrLMoSiC WATERS
relieve Incipient Consumption Lung Disease
BRYAS's PrLuoNIc WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRYAN's ruLMoNIC WATERS
Relieve tho-above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRyAN,s rrLMoNIc WATERS
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAy's rULIoNic wArERs
Arc adopted f,r Vocilis,s and Public speakees
BRYAN's puLMoSic WATERS
Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRYAN's PuLNoSic wAFERs
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Cure
BRYAS's ruLMoSic WATERS
Arc warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No Family should be without a Box Of
BRYAN PuLNoSio WATERS
in the house.
No Traveller should be without a supplyef
BRYAN's PrLMoNic WATERS
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BRYAS's puLMoSIc WATERS
Twenty Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor. Rochester, y. Y.
For sale by T. A. PECK. Agent.
L. F. Pierce, Wholesale Agent for the State Of
Vermont.
Feb 2S 1854. weov6m
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mrs coNrAyY's WELL hSowY AyD RELIABLE
Line OF Screw teaners,

~ -
PLY BETWEEN
OJdsn@nrJt nHd Po,M on he western Lakes
~ ILL prHING TIE PRE~EVr SEASON
LEtV Df:b >S3JR:H,
weather pc miitln-, for Chicago, Milwaukee,
Mackiu c, AMI intermediate p 1t. On Tuesdays
and Frrinvs. AMI for 'etclnnI Saulu Ky, Detroit
ind Tp.cdI four fumes w,ek.
~ Ph,srn GERS, Fun lies. Luggage, Live took,
AMI VI rshnrdi Sc, arriving by la road will re.
ceive care vi and prompt i".patcI.
Apply to - l.. TIL 'MP>oN, Treasurer at the
4,en, f the COMPANY, or To GEO. PARkEK,
As'"'' ''"'''' n"put, o.Gen.burgh, Y. !.
II ,vtopn MBE tLIA, President.
WESTERN -1rxr.
How s. Crawford. o,,ro v
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yu,uE SUMNER TERM will commence on
Monday, the 23d Of May.
Board 81 so per week.
J. 5. CILLEY, Principal.
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WINSIIP'S PATENT
Upright, Sclf.Vcn Hating
ElGER { Ell TO r 6

'INilt> Refrigerator is the only one ever of red
that Is ps,fefiy U'ntiit'd and in so scientific
yet simple n manner, that PRuF SILLIMAy has L..
tr"du"ed d"scripti'n of it in his nrw work on
Natural Philosophy rs the let Wus = TN ever
practically tested. OF perfect vcnti ,tion.
Tar temperature is diHits inf rm. t.. mir
never becomes sta.nant There is no wa-ta Of ice
he warm cannot ter opening the doors
Access to the leo is mai without disturbing the
provision chamber Articles of dF rin1 fauqr.
rauriot ino-,3aa,e each other MIX, de i-at. fruits.
and meat can b"P'essVef much hnqe' than in any
~ 7uiue h, m and pee food are advised to
give this article trial. The cost is about the
SANE as the common ice chests and they are ma lie
with pancllei sides and top, and tastefully grained
For sale by G.. b. DOW,
Nay I. daw Burlington.