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Or. j. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS,

But thu. numerous class who devote them
selves to literary and other scdentary pursuits,
and in Consequence of 4 want of physical exer-
else, become the victims of lansuor and dcbil-
itv, without nerve or appetite, have hitherto
sought in vain for some invigorating. lfe-giving
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
H0STETTER'S BITTERS as the safest and
swiftest stimulant to the recuperative energies
Of the system vet discovered. 1t restores the
appetite, gives fresh vigor to the digestive
organs, sends the blood through the veins with
q more lively current. corrects a tendency 10
depression of spirits, and fits a man for the
t3u,a-tion of business with a cheerful heart
and an active mind. Unlike other medicines
which have ben devised for the same object.
re ss5f'TERS do not act SPA medically,
or with a temporary power the influence of
the remedy Is lasting. And if a patient Will
but give some attention to securing proper
exercise, after the relief has been afforded, he
need fear no return of the affection. O The
debility natural to the cncroachments Of years
upon the bodily frame is also alleviated by
Ills great strengthening medicine. thus enabling
tn as-d to pass their declining days in physical
ease; whereas they are now suffering from ex-
trcme weakness and nervousness. To this ven
cradle class Of people. HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS may be commended as invalu-
able. The proprietors of this invigorator have.
IN addition, a deep qualification in assuring
NURSING MOTHERS that they viii find
he BETTERS the best and safest Of
-~orativcs. Very few medicines are sane
.oncd by physicians as proper 10 be admins
--Tcd during the period of nursing; and this
has obtained an universal preference.
"a Those who desire to purchase this grea, remedy for
Dyspepsia snd Debility should remember the precise
ate. HOSTETTE RS CELEBRATED
GTOMACH BITTERS. 1t is put up IN quart
tiles. with tho name, DR.. J. H0STETTER'S
STOMACH FILTERS, blown OF the bottle, aud also
Stamped on the cap covering the cork. with the autograph
II HO.TETTER & SMITH on the label. These things
re important, on account Of the numerous eounterfeits
.ow in the market.
CO Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER
q SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and also sold by
Ill druggists, Erocers, and dealers generally
t-h-oughoutthe United States, Canada, South
America, and Germany.
sill bv AIDlC. SPEN{. a7i J. w. RORY
{ CO., 2 I-ij1 r',7. T. :. Storrs 3 Son. WinOOski.
WEEKS POTTER. ,ston, General A gents,
or the New En- land States.
March q. 1859.
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SHIRT MAKING.

BURLINGTON, April ]. 1859. WY
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SAL N.

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNoUNCs
! to the citizens Of Burlington and VICINITY
that he has opened an eatin: saloon, on Cnur1
Street, opposite the Post Office. 1.-Two doors sou,n
of the Baptist church, Oysters, pies, ca",.
rruit. tobacco, segars. small beer, 81, served
all hours. Also Butter. Eggs and Potatoes, COLI
stantIy on hand at retail.
It is his intention 10 keep 4 neat, ordTiy' q"
arsyaeriue saloon, which shall deserve the patron
age of the public.
Burlington, Nov. I'd, 1859. DAWN
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VERMONT CENTRAL PAuDC-
FALL ARRANGEMENT "'AI
Chicago and The = pSl
NORTHERN. WESTERN. ERTTESr
MAIL ROUTE.
To commence Oct. 3, 1889

TRAINS GONG NORTH ANnvr-
Leave Burlington at $50 A. NJ. 945
$50 p. ".
MAIL TRAIN connects Mt Windsor ND
River Junction with trains leaving f,..,-
Springfield. at 30 A. VI. same dav nd
York previous evening. Leave Winds,r a, ~.
p ", reaching Burlington NJ so P v D.
Point at 7.45 P. NJ, Montreal and Or5e,t-
the same evening. Connecting at Ogder,tu.
with Grand Trunk train, without delay. for +
do and the West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Ne-
at $50 a.. NJ. Postcn ST 8 pm
intermemediate Stations. Leaves Wird.o- =.
P. NJ. and reaches Burlington at q %
Rouse's Point at 500 A. NJ, arriving in ~
and Ogdensburgh the same forenoon. a.
ceeding West bv Grand Trunt train. ui.t.-
delay, for the West. A sleeping car is a,tae.-
TO th : train.
accommodation Train leave. Mortified
500 4. NJ. reaching Burlington at ~
Rouse's Point at 1240 P NJ. and Montreal ana
0gdensburgh the same afternoon,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH. AND EAST
Leave Burlington at 7.40 A. NJ, s45 A. An
1901 P. ".
MALI TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point $40 An
connects at White River Junction with train.
for St Johnshury. Wells River, White N99r.
tains. Boston, Lowell, Worcester, New Yors a,i
Intermediate stations. arriving in Boston at e3y
P. W., and in New York at11 P. NJ. Pns.engsr,
by this train train dine at White River junction
EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves Rou se's Point at 4;
40 A. NJ, connects there with trains from Non.
treal and Ogdensburgh the sam morning, recsir.
ing passengers at Ogdensburgh from Grand Trunk
Road and Lake Ontario Steamers. Leaves B1,.
ut o A A. w., dine at Mortified, and A..
rive Mt Boston at S. 20 P. NJ.
Accommodation Train Leaves Rouse's Point al !
P. NJ, connecting there With trains leaving
g. Ogden'burgh same afternoon. Lodge
at White River Junction and proceeding next
morning to Boston, Worcester Springfield, New
York. &c. arriving a. Boston at loo P. NJ, and
at New York at 40 P. NJ
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West, for
sale at the principal Stations.
G. MERRILL, supt
NorthfeId Oct 1859.
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Hon a.. A. Smalley, Burlington; Hon. L.h
Chittenden, Burlington; Morillo Noye', ESQ
Burlingt n; worthington c. Smith, Esq y. Al
bans; b, kwith. johnson 4 Weed, Plattsourgn'
Y. Y: Jonn W. Bailey. Esq. Pla' tsburgh, N.Y.
A. 5. Thurber, Eco. Rouses Point, N. Y.
April IL. dau
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R'T'.NDA HURITNCTo.#
FALL ARRANGENrN

- leave rsd the s' Ru,l. MSna day 1.nb,r ,, P,
follows uS''n Deno,
800 A. NJ, Mail Train for Bo.,on
o%ester, Springfield, Trov LtTEeI, w.
York &c. AInany, ~,
1850 A. W., Express train for New
Rutland and Troy stopping orIv ok va
gennes, Middlebury and Brandt ~ Vsr.
in New York came evening. a%r1ivilg
o-l0 p NJ, accommodation Train fer Bn.,.
Trains arrive ut Burling,o- as faI,IIuant
900 A. ", Accommodation from Pr.i,'
SIS p e. Mail Train from Po.,a.
Worcester. Springfield, w yo-tI ,F'sl,
Rutland. TOY sd
Rutland, Oct. 3, 1859. S0pt
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'Eolllna "a V UOH wog s!Ql pusB

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mu mou pun Alpunos ds9Is o. palqrue srM suon
-oailp lnof ~fuiMouoI pun s5ulolp5m Inoi Suisn m5sq
prp l9yu EsaA QUO y7l7I p~sonpoId klsIrlpeuwi
luoululT 7UL 's5tpsuoI Ino6 p5ln ! nun taotoroWa
SulTlou punoJ lnq 's5uIagn5 6uI 5IrAsHr Iq5lm
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10 pcoV dm " surd 5V moy p5ouou5dXs Inuo
eIqrl5IoluI lsou1r an VlM uosurdmoo III lT5rs eIo&
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OIL 'Y5rq puu you fm somloWos iuq 'pusV km
pslosgr AI!souI u 'sIu5f comp ISL on 5ulInp 5ArU
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luamIulI Pur ND InoA-'Hs :soNI7IIa -UN
Isl II 40 U3a07
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cTuoIq0 20 paI1o ULu5UUnH sgUOqL

'ssuK 'U5MoT 's9NIETIa L e
'NOIULL1d ~ " 'siuo6 hInuosdssI h9h
'P7pusuwo59J ST u V5rQm IJ s9sod
IND I7gl0 fr puu 'cl5IeInoN 'uasGuuusqH IJ poos
osir 9! l-,ullII mos !uqI lqncp 90 5AuU 'suoIoT
pun slu5uIulI ne 10 pu5U ON Ir spurIs 'suwids
5dlCoq 10 l9moI SIT 10 IusmtWT Iuof luu uoi
Judo fu 81 II -uiuIds 3l penn kI7Iuu9 suouu5Vddr
moJ : Iu9miuiI 2IumnoVH uoS 5sn % p71npul
suM IsIN psuluIds 6lprq { 5ulAvH lis Irsd
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BUTTER. CHEESE. PRODUFF.
COMMISSION HOUSE,


81 and 80, South Market St. Boston.
: avinc removed my location from CITY Wharf.
( s take this me-hed O. inform uv c-rsi-nees
and al others interested part ~cul7rlv In the sale
~ But'c- and cheese in 9 is market. chat 7 am
prepared 10 offer them increased N%cilitiCsf ford ing
.hoir business. ar1 would solicit c-rns;-rmon,s
Hciu- fully sensible thqt owing N the c-m1etftion
ma .i-h prices paid Tor Produce in the country.
the profits are small, after deductins oxo. nses,
therefore Z shall make my Commission CHARGES
low. and VII nv f%aoilitics. low rents. and small
expenses, I an enabled, and shall make my com
mission CHARGES at o low rate in particular for
the larger arl raul4r assignments.
have Cash capital and o.her ClSh facilities.
Country Produce Of all kinds received and sold
on Commission. Wool J DO not sell.
Liberal advances made on consignments.
Account sales md rcnjttances made promptly.
tv personal and prompt attention given 10 oil
business entrusted % my care.
Store location ono Of the verv best.
Cellar the best in my experience for Buttor.
Rents and EXPENSES unusually low.
Terms for business moderate.
Quotations and remarks perfectly reliable.
REFERENCES.
For my present Commercial standing I refer
you to
Charles Ellis, Esq. President Howard Banking
Co. B ston.
William Hilton. Esq. Boeton.
Charles Lone, Esq, Boston. Director Bank
North RmeKca.
G. Y. Seymour. Fz7 .o-lonsburrh New York.
E B. Allen & son, O-lensburgh. y. Y,
il. 3. Sowles, Esq, St Adams, Vt.
For nv personal and business reputation in the
CITY, I refer rcu Z.
James ". Beehre. ESQ Merchant.
Alpheus Hardy. Esq.
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NOTICE.

U'EACHERs AND PARENTS, wishing to sup
: ply themselves with Towns Progressive Read
ers and other School Books I'M by the
nosrd OF EDUCATION can do go on the lowest terms,
by leaving their orders ut the Book Store.
S. HUNTINGTON.
Burlington Oct. 5, 1859.
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e3TB1neI 70 peIno euUT ss!W

OT7V 77lKFS 50 'slnoH
'6ofpoluer Iuof 20 s5mIlA an 70 esput
o. %pogVrnb HON wr ~aloJaI7rI pun AMOS Ioy p5purl
6lV5lr s%ou-olpoui IoVlo 61um pun wnoVoIol 10 suou
-rIrd5ld snoIrA ON POM oArV 7 mos QlIu psloruu
uooq 5uol 5ulAuH si5Vo Iu uuVl lal5q put Iu5I5yp
hlruuosso oIr pun 'suourIrdaId iouio III puuoI lou
s5uiolp5ui M5u u.rIuuo f5p p5Hslrs mr pur 'tu5Vl
Pasn ohuV lno5 10 soyloeds onn 6uo ON So .uour
-lulT pun slid InoA pIu5oI -. s9NITTIa 'uN
Ccsl c fDT H5aoT
'lno9 20 p9n0 pe9H III
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AMERICAN WATCHES

nFANY KIND MADE. will be furnished at S
! - rom manufacturers prices. I have
list AM Inscription from all the manufactures.
j. E. BRINSMAID. Agent.
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BAILEY,

IL DaIE"F
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
81 WALL srRyEr.
NEW YoRk.
Cornmi'1oner for Vermont in Nec forA,
Solicits Conmiss:crs tc vbirb be will give pronP'
and careful attention.
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REMOVAL

FENHE subscriber has removed his AVlesN|"
y and Grocery Store to BAKERS NEW buILD.
ING on College street. (nearlv opposite ire fie'
Press Ofice), where he will be happy to reeei''
his old customers, and a crowd Of new ones
J. S. PIERCE
October 20. dsv
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| 8 8 O.

II is the duty of evsrp e,ti=cn o. tins Oredt ne
public IN foster and encourage not,re genus
and American enterp7,e.-D. Webster
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PAPE RAGS.

ENoR Grocers' use-a very desirable article. re-
1 eeived ard for sale at s. HUNTINGTON'S
Oct. 10, 1859.
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Ten lines Of minion type constitute a square.
A liberal disc ,unt 70 yearly advertisers.
Legal notices 10 cents n line
The privilege OF yearly advertisers is limi-
telto caeir own iucrediate business, in their own
uan.; ana all a1ve isements for the benefit Of
other persons, as W. a legal advertisements and
adVertisements Of a. ton sales, and advertisement
with { e names Of Of er persons, sent in by them,
must BE- paid for at tie usual rates.
Contrasts for yearly advertising will not be dis
continual unlessan order to that effect is left at
the Office and when discontinued IA less than a
year '-Drice of a vl7'e yeaT 'rH be charged.
No a3v ertisementsc can be inserted gratuitously
o. societ. IS public institutions or companies.
Advertisement ordered upon the inside ex-
elusiyely, az addition Of Is pc cent. is made
upon regular rates
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WOOL.

4 IL PERSONS having Wool of all kinds, or
n >heeo's p lie. AMI wanting n "~xeAn7rc tor
W00LLEN G00DS-Cavvunere OF Fl7nnd. ~ va
rieus colors; o. nav for making. can ne accommo-
latod At my Mil on reasonable terms, for CasA
or Wool,
ALHO- STOrETNG-YARN. made # GOOD
wool, and warranted %ncrfcc'. rcndv for u=c.
TUEODORH n. LYM IN.
North Ferrisburch, April /, 1889. wtf
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NOTICE.
a Ii those wishing to get the best
"A HAY, STRAW, and STALK CUTTER
buy ID. Q. CUMMINGS PATsST which excels any
thing OF TIE kind now In use. rhe subscriber has
the Agency for selling for this part Of the state.
and wall keep a supply and sell as low as can be
bought of the manufacturer.
G. P. WOODS.
Winooski Falls, Vt, Aug. 80. wlom3+
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AND SHOES

MILES HOWE. Church Street, Manufactu-
~ rers of and dealers in Laiies, Gents, and
Chiidrens Boots, Shoes, Caters, Ties, of every va
riety and style. We have now on hand a 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 Gaitcrs
Ladies, Gentlemen. AMI Children, nlnutacturei
or order in the most Fashionable Style, and warn
r.C.td.
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H-INEsBURGH ACADEMY.
a. Z. L~EAVENWORTH Principal.
CALENDAR FOR Is5a..eo.

Fall Term begins Aug. 3lst, and ends Nov. 10Th
Winter Term " Nov. sd, q" . Feb. 18th.
Spring Term " Feb. 18th, " &" Nav lst.
Summer Term " May 9th, " july t4th.
The building has been thoroughly repaired, an
isfurnished in modern style.
Sent, 2
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1899. 1850.
NORTHERN TRANSFORMATIONS.
COMPANY.

THIS coNPASr's WE'LL KSowy AVID RELIABLE
Line Of Screw Steamers,
PLYING BETwEEy
O9densb~r9h and Ports on the Western Lakes
WILL DURING TIE PRESENT SEASON
~ LEAVE OGDENSBURGH,
Weather permitting, for Chicago. Milwaukee,
MacEin'c, AMI internsdiate Ports. on TUESDAYS
and Fri flaws. mi for Clevell71, Sandusky, Detroit
and Toledo, four times n week.
Passen gers, Families, luggage, Live Stock,
md Narchandise. arriving bv Railroad, well re-
ccive careful and PROMPT despatch.
Apply 10 Q. r.. TH)MPS0N, Treasurer. at the
Office Of the Company, or n GEO. PARKER.
Agent, Railroad Depot. 0giensburgh. ". Y.
p. C~HAMBERLIN, President.
J. II. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
WESTERN AGENTS.
Hov'v E. Crawford, 0swego. n. Y.
Chafnberlin, Crawford 4 Co., Cleveland
VIM. T. Walker, Toledo.
E. r. Matthews, Detroit.
j. IT,. Crawford, Milwaukee
Cothera Chicago.
&apred&7mw
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THE
RUSSIA SAEVE
VEGETABLE

Has been used and :old in Boston ,or ;he ls.; Thirty
RUSSIA sALvE CURES BrRHs.
RUSSIA SALvE TIRE CANCERS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORT EYES.
RUSSIA 1 r. ITCH.
RUSSIA sALvE URE ELoNs
RUSSIA sALvE CURES sCALD HEAD.
RUSSIA sAIvE r. NETTLE RASH
RUSSIA sALvE CURES CUTS
RUSSIA sALvE CURES ~
RUSSIA sALvE RI scALDs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SAIL RHEUM
RUSSIA sALvE CURES ri
RUSSIA sALvE FLEA MITES.
RUSSIA ALv IRE wHITLowS.
RUSSIA SAVE CURES TIGERS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES WARTS.
RUSSIA SALvE SORE NIPPLES
RUSSIA sALvE SITES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES TESTERS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES RTNGwoRM
RUSSIA CURES scURvY.
RUSSIA sALvE BUNIoNs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE LIPS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES I~NGEowING NAILS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SPIDER sTrNGs.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES
RUSSIA sALvE CURES E~RCPTIONs.
RUSSIA SALvE RITES.
RUSSIA sALvE URE C~HILBLAINS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES FROZEN LIMBs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES VEINS.
RUSSIA sAIvE CURES SORE EARS.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES Rolls.
RUSSIA sALvE CURE FLESH WOUNDS.
RUSSIA sALvE TILES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES BRUISES.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES CHAPPED HANDS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES sPRAINs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES swELLED NOSE.
RUSSIA sALvE UREs E~RYsIPELAs.
RUSSIA sALvE L LANE WRIST.
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SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDULAR
~cNrrrTTNCc


Every snacies of exterior irritation is quickly
reduced bv the anti inf'mmatory action Of rhis
Ointment. Angry FRupr1ovs. such rs SALT
pHEru. FRYSGPFLAs. letter. RTvGwORW. ScALn
Hear. NETTLE, RASH, scABTEs. Cor TTCH) &c, die
ont. - return no more. under its application.
Hosnital experience in all parts oftho world prov
es its iafallihilitv r. diseases of the skin the
muscles. the Joints, ar the glands.
ULCERS, SORES. AND TUMORS.
The effect of tits unrivalleA external remedy
uoon S~crofola. and other virulent ulcers and sores.
Is almost miraculous. II first discharges rho nnis-
an1 thus the cures which its healing properties
afterwards complete nre safe as well rs permanent
WOUNDS, BRUISES, BIT NS, AND SCALDS.
In casos Of the fracture Of the homes. injuries
c7used nv steam explosions. RRUIsFs. PrRVS
ScALnS. RHFrWATIsN. SrrFFvrSS OF THE IoINrs
md contraction % the si0ews. II is employed and
warmly recommended nv tho ~facultv. This mar
va'lous renndv has been introdrcelhv its inventor
in narson into AZ tho 1%oaling Uosoitals If Europe.
and M ,-i-a', Ionsohold should h. without il.
VVDrNTA1r.C r STVNONV
To Nodie,I StaT ~ Two Frcnrh ani Fn-liSh
Ar~ics IN the Crineq officially sirnod their a0nro
val or Hollorav'- Ointment. ne the most reli1hlo
= .essinc for s1hrc crts. s'ahe. and run-sho' wounds
It's also used by the surgeons Of the Allied Ma
vics.
BOTH THE OTVTVFNT AND Pills
MOULD b. USED " THE FOLLOW
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Partial Schedule OF Gifts.

e,ooo m
','", 80" ~ - ' an
'' ca W.,otos "a q
r" 49, ut, C c,,e GaIi 1rat.5es' 35oo
GO. sl-,- Iorcr Wotcbcs . 90
- e;f..- .-.~ ,v,,,lcs 15C 90
c.. s;rr,- ro.;,o w,,.bcs 300
p,rror Tina p,eccs nov natte-n. 1900
,.I- IT, p;..os tom : On ~ 10 90
fe,,,. GolJ ", Cbo;,s 1000 3. $500
CENTS new PLATED Vest Chains. 400 to 90
Vvfi' .o. G 1g'I C T,,'ps I00 ~" 5oo
Laiie=. Goa spring Loekets. 5oo to loog
Misses Cold LceRets. 100 q. 30.
Ladies Lava Sets. (PintE Ear Drops)1oo0 to 1900
|i, c1I3 So coo - iooC
Iajies GaId Stone Pins. 80 to 200
60 CA pa..;rs | Inn 70 60
! Go.t,. Coli p.ro;l. vi,I Cold Pens 1 90 to so
r,iic, cola Pencil. 900 70 400
Ladies' Gold pens with Handles. l 90 TO goo
| Gents Cluster Pins. Opal centre, 800
Gents Pins, stone setting, 80 70 200
Ladies, ant Grnts silver PenclI., - 70 5oo
',,s . = '5p = m - Q ~
III, ,rJ rfisses Rihbon PIN 90 to $50
,dio,tCe, ca srooro Rrt.oDso 10 to 700
Gents Cameo aid Gold Stone Studs 400
:, ' oo
ladies' Shawl or Ribbon Pins. 800
,"g;es %'I' CS 80
I,4ies, 1ct pr.os. pi,s 400
Gents Cameo or Nosaic Bosom Studs. 400
Mus Roxes from 500 to 1900
Miscellaneous Girs. not enumers-
tod abovc varvin-in vaIue from 75o. 10 % On
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH OF II
-- Owns
ADON| Urls
At the i,,c.,, ,r6 L,s4i, p-i-,s. will b. distributed
amongst the paarohasers Of every
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HoLLoWAY'S
THE ATCorNTERTRRITAN ,

The virus Of disease orte7 makes its wav n tho
irtrrnol ORGANS through the pores Of The skin
This nenotrpti7g Ointment. melting m 'er N"
hand ~ it is rubbed in. is absorbed through the
same channels. and. re7chiny the seat ofinhamma-
tion. nronntlv aud invariably eubdues it, whether
located in the kidneys the liver. tho lungs, or any
othor in7ortant organ. II penetrates tho surface
. the interior. through tho countless Tubes that
communicate with the ski. as summer rain p7sses
into the fcverei earth difnsing its cool and re-
rnnnrntinr inhnnrco
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SASH, DOORS. BLINDS
AND STAIRS.

TENHF subscribers have Just set M n e'npIe'e
. set of new md ino-oved meohinorv ,.r ~
Manufacture Of DOORS, SASH E. BLINDS
II III 3svc-1'7ns.
Thov a-~ aiso n-e0arcd 70 nvacut- ~ o-7'r7 TOT
PTANTNG OR SITTING LTNR+R,
SCROIL-SAWTNG. NOTLDINGS
OF ALL PATTERNS
from inch 10 g inches.
They would c1ll particular attention to their
VIEW PATTERNS
OF DOORS. SASH AND RLINPS.
which. Cor durability and beauty. FVCFh tV fv
anv thing n tho KIDD evar oTarod In tAis m'rsot.
Nso-STAER RvTLDFNC ofau finfS.
including RATTS, NTWELS, and BtNf@TERN.
of INV stole and material iasired, specimens OF
which nav be seen ar our ShOp.
All w7r, delivered at the Wharves or Dep7ts
FREQ of charge.
Shop, South end Of tho
PIONEER MAcHrvr Srors.
CHASE & SMITH.
BURLINGTON. ApriI !. 1859. WY
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RUBBER BELTING.

ya1HE New York Rubber Company manufacture
RUBBER MACHINE Betting. by a new proces,.
Of superior strength 70 any heretofore made. and
at less thai halt the cost Of Leather. The Com.
panv are also the exclusive manufacturers, IN
Ter Goo years patent" Of huob = Toys, Dolls.
BALLS, TENPIys (iarse and smalI), &c. &c. For
sale NJ all the Toy and Fancy stores in the Union.
Catalogues an Price list 10y the case oaiy) for
warded, on appli alton by letter TO tho
NEW YOAK RUBBER CONPANT,
- Liberty street, New York.
O,t. Is. daw3n
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SKIRTS SKIRTS :!
z Anrrs SKIRTS TUCKED and stitched IN the
= Inratrst manner. Children's dresses stitched.
and all kinds e plain an 4 ornamental sewing done
promptly and well. % rho
MACHINE SEWING PARLnR.
mar2I Fres Press Buildinq,
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SHlRTS neatly aq1ruo70~e7ry NJ ie to order
>at row pricss nj the SFWTVG PARLOR.
mnr2l No. 6 College st,
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BOTH THE OTVTVFNT AND PILLS
MOULD b. USED " THE FOLLOW
NC CASES

- NtTrr0N > No-o nre genuine urlees th-
w0~is "V U7wrr N,r Y7-k 7~d L7v@rn' ORC
'isNer1i'1e aeq Wo',---7vk - cvcrv lca' of the
hack of directions around oooh not or hoy: tho
-'r'0 NAV ~ %n'1i7'v seem hv 1oI1i7~ tb- G7f 70
ne hlif a h'r lsDro rov'rl viii b. givnn 70
o-va7n ron 'Hri7~ such i0forn7tio7 as nav loa' 70
tho 'r'"--i'0 f7nv n'-tv or r~7r'ios "7n7t7rfei'i0-
The m"li ires or ~vealinz the same, knowing them
- De-" -7-trfous.
. So'1 - 'Ac Wanpfao',rv n Professor VoLro-
way 81 N,ile7 Lane. Vow York. and bv III rec
0'"t1h'" n~-1r-i='s mi Dealers - Medicine
th-or~hout tho T0itei St7tos and the c|iririzo1
" r'1 IN no-7 ~ . c.7's. 923 c-7tz. a71 - oac'
- Tao~o Is a considerable savin, by taking tho
'a--or si-~7.
Y. R.-nir,ctions for Tho Guidance Of patients in
overv order arc aByol y cash pot.
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EXCELLENT OINTMENT.

WATCHES! WATCHES,
FE'HE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
Z II 9 Id aud Silver Watches ever exhibited in
ih.s town, can be found at No.. Bank Block, and
will be sold the coming week at reduced prices by
BRlNSMAID 4 HILDkETH.