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CALIFoRNIA.-The overland mail of the
> th ult. has reached St. Louis The pris-
oners who escaped from the California Peni-
rentiary did 50 by overpowering the guard.
Twelve of them were re-captured. and eight
were shot IN the bushes in endeavorng to es-
cape arrest.
The mining news from Frazer River con
unues to be discouraging. The weather was
intensely hot throughout California parching
vegetation. Some parts Of the country look
ing IS though they had been burned.
WAsH'NGJrN, July %.
f.i. Sser-ary Of the interior will trans
mi. IS the Pacific steamer o! the 18th of
August, S26l ,000 to Oregon and Washing
ton to satisfy the recently audited claims on
account Of advances for restoring and main
tanning poGcca5lo and more friendly relations
with the Indian tribes.
CHARLESTON July p.
\ despatch from New Orleans says the
State Of Tamaulipas desires an American force
OF 5000 mon to aid them in prosecuting the
war. Some Americans have already arrived
mt Tampico to aid the Liberals. Gen De-
Golla1o had arrived AT Tampico. CARA
was at Vera Cruz 1t is asserted positively
that Mr. NcLane has made no definite trea-
" with Juarez
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.sRTY ME- AND WILL DO YOU

"BUY NE AND WILL DO YOT
Good. ''-Health AMI rensth secured h. the use,
Of the great Spring and Summer Medicine. Dr.
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Thorouchworth Khubarb, Mandrake, Dandelion,
30, all Of which are so compounded as to act in
concert, and assist Nature in eradcating disease.
Tho effect OF this medicine is most w""do"''''
II acts i;restlv upon tn bowels and blood oy re-
novinr All Instructions from the internal organs,
stimulating them into healthy action, renovot-
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cleansing it from all humours, and causing it to
course anew through every part Of the body; re-
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cure and eradicate from the system, Liver Com
plant that mein-wheel Of So many diseases;
Jauniicc in IFS worst forms, all Bilious Diseases
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Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heart
burn. Weakness. Pains, in the side and Bowels,
Flstuleucy, loss Of Appetite, and a torpid "f
diseased Liver, disordered stomach, or bad blood.
70 which all are more or less subject in Spring
and Summer.
More than 100000 persons have been cured
by this medicine. I; is highly recommended BY
Physicians o9cryvheyo. Try It and you viii
never regret it.
Only % cts. for pint and 514 cts. for quart
Bottle. Sold By Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
Orders addressed to J. o. LANGLEY, or GEO.
c. GOODWIN 4 Co Boston,
March H. l852. dW6m
LIFE FIRE &IIARINE IHSU RANCE
YAM prepared TO take Insurance IN the following
! f-st--l15y Companies, at far rates, via
sEONE INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital
81 GOO 600.
ErTNA INSURANCE CO, Hartford, Counoc-
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GtONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCECO. Hart
Z ford Conn. Capital, 100000.
wESTERN INSURANCE CO., 0swego
' New York. Capital, Sl50,00o.
yyTESTERN MASS. INSURANCE CO.. Pitts
w field, Mass. Capital, Sl50,0OO
INHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co,
y Hartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500. 600.
AJEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. New
INYork. Assets over 81, 600.
Burlington, Vt. March 9. S. WIRES, Agent.
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THE ONLY POSITIVELY
Fire Proof Safes i'm The World.
CERTIFICATES OF APPROVAL, IN COMPA
RISON WITH OTHER SAFES.

CERTIFICATES OF APPROX AL, IN COMPA
RIsON WITH OTHER SAFES.
GRAFTON, December 3, 1855.
Messrs SHERw1S g. BURGESS, Agents for Mar
lands Patent Fire Proof Safe,-Gentlemen Il
have examined the Marland Patent Safe in your
store, and far l am able to judge of its Fire
Proof qualities. l believe the principles upon
which it is built the most reliable in resisting
heat of any Fire Proof Safe that has come under
my observation, and particularly recommend it
TO the attention of our Probate Districts that
now supplying themselves for the preservation Of
their records
BENJAMIN W. DEAN, See. of State.
BRATrLrBoRo, December 3, 1858
This may certify that we have examined the
Marland Patent Fire Proof Safe, exhibited to US
by Mr. Arson Hardy, and that IN our opinion,
Marland's Safe would be a desirabe one to pur-
chase for the use of the Probate Courts
R. TYLER. Judge Of Probate.
4. STODDARD.
MrDDLEBURY, April %, 1859:
The Legislature Of Vermont at its last sesS'oN
passed a law making it the duty ct inc IgLt
Judges to procure Fire Proof Safes III wien 20
deposit Probate Records. In dlschaiss Oi tnat
dutv we have spent some timo Ill examining
number of Safes We have CONS 70 the Gohelu-
49,, +ba+ tba NarIand's Safe, manufactured by u.
p P;ssiovg ard Arson Hardy, of Boston, Mes,
= snnsrior TO any other have examined, for its
F;-s proof Qualities. We have bought safe of
that description for the New Haven Probate Dis
tyict and we are we'll satisfied with tAs workman
ship, apparent strength, and durability.
W. W. c. WRIGHT, Assistant Judges Of
II. c SMITH. Addison Co. Court
nh. BIGELOW A. ASsON HARDY,
Manufacturer and Prcprietors,
81 School street, opposite City Hall Boston, Mass.
J. J. DUNkLEE, Burlington, AsEFT.
Iuns q. 1889. d4utf
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Died.

In tais pls'-, on tho 27ta inst, Thomas barnes
NOrtbrop, aged one year and seven months
In Groton, July lst Mrs. Charlotte Roberts
aged So.
IN Dummerston. July 3, Arba Clark, aged s..
IN East Roxbury, July 4th, NJ. samson Bates,
aged 20.
aged IS.
In Pomfret, July Ilth, Mrs. Martha !. Gibson,
aged Is.
In Putney, July llth, Mrs. Mary A Lyman, Of
Bellows Falls, aged q.
In Brsntree July 18th, Mrs Abbie Marsh,
aged a.
In Shorebnm, ", July Il, Mr. y. W. Totting
ham, uged Al
In Newbury, July Eth, Mr. Hannah Sanborn,
aged about so; also July goth. Mr.. Joseph Kent,
aged S..
In Windsor, July 18th, Frank ". White, aged
80.
In Westminster, July 20, Nr.. Lydia Goodhue
sged 81.
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There was an extraordinary meeting Of
the Cabinet on Saturday, called it is
understood to consider the dispatches Just
received from Minister McLane relative TO
Mexican affairs. The members of the dit
ferent legations from Europe have had seve-
raj reunions here in glorifcation of the
news of the Armistice and to show their ap
probation OF the continued peaceful rela
tions among their respective eovereigns. The
iubilant, however, did not include French,
Austrian and Sandman ministers who are
absent from Washington.
SAcKvILLE, July q.
The steamship Europa reached Halifax at
one O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon. The pa
pers are mainly engaged in speculations upon
The sudden conclusion of Peace, and its pro-
bable result Letters from Paris assert that
much discomfort prevailed there in regard 10
the terms Of peace, and the small result of
the war, although peace itself gives general
satisfaction. The Paris Sgecle. organ Of the
French Liberals, Is dissatisfied and says
France will have everything to begin again
in few years if the minutest Austrian IN
fuenoe Is suffered an abode IN Italy 1t calls
for the expulsion Of the petty Italian princes
who are c,niederatee of Austria The En-
peror Napoleon had quilted the seat of waT
/ and was en- route for France He was ez-
pected TO proceed direct 70 ST Cloud and De
| fer his official entry into Paris until nc
makes il at the head of the Army Of Italy
| The Emperor and King of Sardinia arrived
| at Turin on the 18th. The Emperor of Aus
| tria left Verona for Vienna on the morning
| IF the l4th.
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WILLIAM sHERMAN,s ESTATE

- TATE OF VERMONT. ITO all persous
- District Of Chittenden IS concerned in the
Estate Of William E. Sherman late Of Charlotte.
in said District. deceased
GREETING
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, with
in AMI for the District Of Chittenden, on the 27ta
day of June, A. D., 1859, an instrument, pur-
po--ir-t- be the last VIII and Testament of VIM
[. Sherman, late Of Charlotte in said District,
deceased, presented to the Court aforesaid for
Probate, and il is ordered by said Court that the
2Ist day Of July. A. D. 1859, at the Probate
Court Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned FOR
proving said Instrument; and that notice thereof
be given 90 all persons concerned, by publishing
this order three weeks excessively in the Bur
liugton Free Press, newspaper printed at said
Burlington, previous 90 the time appointed.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said viii, il you have
cause.
Given under my hand at burlington in said
District, this 27th day Of June, 1853.
wlw3 D. FRENCH, Register
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An order of the day published at Verona,

An order of the day published at Verona,
says that Austria commenced the war for
the maintenance of sacred treaties, relying
on the devotedness of the people. the bravery
of the Army, and her natural allies. Not
having found allies, Austria yields t.
an unfavorable political situation.
The Emperor cordially thanks the people as
well is the army, who have again showed
that their Sovereign may confidently rely on
their devotedness if any new struggles should
arise. The interview between the two En-
perors at Villa Franco is said to have lasted
nearly a whole day.
The preliminary conditions of the treaty
of Teace are thus announced in the official
Austrian correspondence
Austria and France will support the form
alton Of the Italian Confederation, to which
she allies. Lomhardy, las far as the line of the
Minclo, is to be given up. Mantua, Peschie-
IA, Borgo Fort, and the whole of Venetia
remain Austrian possessions. The Princes
of Tuscany and Modena are to return to their
States An universal amnesty is granted.
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BEST IMPORTED STOCK
OF S Al = .

FOR SALE.
(Ane 2. year old Ayrshire Bull, "fall.cs.
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Two Bull Calves 10 months old. Fest Aver
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Tires Yearlirg Rams, # ths pures- Leicesrsr
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For particulars Of pries and pedigree, inquire
Of
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Y Z " VI IT S &c
At Pa RTR RID E'S

SONGS, MARCHES, P0LKAS, WALTZES
"a great variety, Of which the
following is a sample:
The Wild Rose. Fantasia lie Salon by Wallace.
Polks Di Bravoura. kuhc
BOB White Polka MoNaughtou.
Narche de Ia Refine !. Archer.
Lucia March, Berger.
La Poste Walt. FBerEmulior.
Wilies Dream Neurse.
Wake in T. Minor Cop. 7o), F. Chopin
Ny Parent Dear. song, Wallace.
" Minnie May" o" Salisbury.
Yes, take the Lutte, 4" Asthero.
Beautiful Moon, Everest.
Popping in at Pudding Time, fully.
Garry your friend in your pocket
Days gone by, song HammeUer.
Woodland Home, Tracy.
Tayorite airs from Don Giovanni
III Trovatore and Robert lie
Dable, arranged by Beliak
Selections from g La Favorita -
Overture; oh my beloved; For
ner I'll quit my home; When
lett What Deceit; Finale
Opera at HONEY erdj's " La Fa-
vorits, Parts first and second.
90 pieces.
Dreams, (caprice) by Z. syeniring
Fantasia, Cop. Robert le Diable), D. krug.
Dripping Wells, A. Gollnick-
3 large assortment Of
sheet NIH.iC aud Musical Instruuie
constantly on hand.
". W PARTRIDGE.
Eur1rn~+or Tul- q 80
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Have vou the Dyspepsia - the As hma? the
Liver Complaint, OF General Debility? does your
food distress you? do you suffer from nervous
irritation or enRm? Take the 0xygcnated Bittcrs
viii n cures all these.
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NEW YoRK. july %,

NEW IOhh, oU' ~
1t is stated that memorial requesting
Mr.. Sickles to resign his seat in Congress has
received the signatures Of 400 Of his constit-
ents, and that in the eighth ward public
meeting Is to be held to make the request
openly.
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EsTuAY.

os+r.7,s fr,n Bridpor., IN the 7eth inst, Bay
49,. .ius OK tan years old, with long tail,
hit, not in the forehead and ring. bone On the
r;-s. bind leg. Any information respsoting
.afd horse will be thankfully received and suit
ably rewarded. ,or,s rp.zrrn
eridpors, Vt, June 2sth, 1859. vav'
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The Pittsburgh Post, the leading Demo-
cratic organ in West IN Pennsylvania, puts
up the name of James Buchanan for re-elec-
ton, and takes the ground that he is the on
~ candidate who can be nominated by the
Charleston Convention to reconcile the diff
ferences which exist in the Democratic ranks
at the North and South.
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To TdE PUBLIC.
Ill Al

beg leave to call the attention ofths Ameri.
can Public to the following Certificate from the
Government Chemis; for the Island Of Cuba and
the Spanish Yves, indies, and who Is known to
the Scientific men of London, Paris, Madria, Cuba
and America TO be the first Chemist in the ,orid
CD0LPHO WOLFE.
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OF VERMONT.
FTFTY-FIFTH COMMENCEMENT.
SUNDAY, JULY

tIFTY-t 18TH COMMENCEMENT.
SUNDAY, JULY 81.
Sermon before the graduating class, at
p. NJ. Address before the Society for Reli-
gious Inquiry, by Rev. Thomas Hill. of
waltham. Mass, at ZAP NJ
TUESDAY, AUG. 2,
Address before the Phi Beta Kappa Soci-
ETY., by Rev. L. P. Hickock, D. D., Of Union
College, at 10 4. NJ, also Poem by W. II.
Burleigh, Esq, of Albany, y, Y. Address
befDre the Literary Societies by G. W Cur
tbs, Esq, of New York City, at 2 P. N.
also Poem, by I. B. Aldrich, Esq, of New
YorR City.
JUNIOR EXHIBITION at y P. NJ.
WEDNESDAY,, AUG. Sd,
COMMENCEMENT DAY.
Candidates for admission are requested to
present themselves at the College. in the
North Recitation Room, Tuesday, 8 a NJ,
or on the first day Of Autumnal Term, Sept
l.
NorE.- Candidates for the degree of A.
NJ, in Course, are requirei by law to depos-
it, with the Treasurer, fee dollars. If the
degree should not be conferred. the money
will be refunded.
CALVIN PEAsE, President.
OuTwIrrED. DIR. H-J-, Of New
Hampshire, was one Of the most able. talent
ed and eccentric surgeons Of the last century.
His practice embraced a large circuit, and
ms fame extended 10 every part OF the
State The doctor WAS one morning sitting
in his Office. poriDg over some medical work
fresh from the mother country, via Boston,
when loud rap at the door aroused him.
Como in, said he, and an old woman hobbled
into the apartment, who seemed TO be the
very embodiment Of dirt and negligence.
"Doctor, I've got desperate sore foot.
Can you help it,
81 will try, Let me see 1t.
The OIL -fauc preceded to djvest her und-
erstandins %. the apology for hose with
which i. Was covered, and displayed TO the
astonished doctor foot-and such foot
"Heavens - exclaimed the man Of medicine,
throwing up both hands in amazement-
"what a dirty foot
ola doctor, you needn't be in such
wonderment about it. sThere's a dirtier foot
than that in your own house, as proud as the
young ladies, your daughters, are for all
that" and the old bag cackled for her pleas
ure at the doctors astonishment.
"Woman ifyou can find a dirtier foot |
than that in my house | will give you
guinea, and cure your foot for nothing.
"Pon honor ?" said the beldame.
"Pon honor, responded the doctor
The old woman stripped off the other stock
ing, and displayed foot that beggared all
description, and grinning in the face Of the
astonished doctor. exclaimed:
''Gi me the guinea, gi me the guinea.-I |
know d i'll know d it washed tother fore
| come here -
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At Svaatou, July 20, ut the residence OF Judge
Ferris. by Rev. C. Peasc, Chas. T. Marsh, ESQ, Of
Woodstock, to Miss Amelia II Bsvtor, niece Of
Ind-o Fcrri..
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WASHINGTON. july q.

The President has rendered the Central
American Mission to Hon. D. N. Barringer
Of North Carolina, formerly Member of Con-
gress, and subsequently Minister to Spain.
1t is thought ne will decline it.
The news Of European peace prospects
produced much gratifc4tion in the Govern
ment Official and Diplomatic circles.
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Turk in Burlington"

Has concluded not TO remain neutral. While he
intends TO take active part In the present Euro
mean War ne i about 20 commence waginS
sVs-Aa4sSI EEiVsEE FtSiS is
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EAsrroRT, July q, , P. NJ

EASTPoRT, July p, > 2. NJ.
The remains Of the Hon. Rufus Choate
have Just passed here IN the steamer Eastern
CITY, from St. Johns. y. B., accompanied
by his son. The flags on the shipping and
in the town have been at half-mast during
the dav. The flags from the Democratic and
Republican headquarters are stretched across
the street draped in black. Minute guns
were fred by Artillery COMPANY B. from the
time the steamer came in sight till she reach
ed Ler wharf, and from the time she left the
wharf ii | she passed out of sight The bells
were also tolled during the same time.
The Steamship W. H. Webb has arrived at
New Orleans with Minatitlan. Mexico, dates
Of the 18Th inst. and California dates of the
Sth. Business was depressed ut San Fran
cisco and there had been two large failures,
The mining news was good. The grain har
vest promised TO be abundant.
The news from Mexico states that Gen.
MarQuosa had robbed the Conducta from
Guanahuato 20 San Bias of $500 600. \
conspiracy had been discovered IN the city of
Mexico to place Marques IN power who
subs quentlv declared in favor Of Santa Anna
at Guadalaiara. Niramon had made q
complete change i'm his cabinet, on account
OF change IN ms poilcy, VIZ glTin" l'h"-
tv 10 the Press. uu amnesty tor political often
ces and a partial confscation of the Church
property. The Church had declared for
Marquesa who was at Guadalajarl with 2000
men.
WAsH1NGroN.- The President has appoint
ed J. \. Cushman. of Mississippi, Minister
to the Argentine Confederation, rice Iancy
resigned. The dispatches from Minister
NcIane present no striking facts in addition
to the newspaper accounts OF Mexican affairs
already published.
The Santa Fe mail has arrived at indie
uenlence. Missouri with dates to the 4th
inst. The Indians previously reported on
the route had disappeared, and their where
ab0ut- was unknown.
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BOOKS WITH IFTs .-Hocesty
!. tbs best pclicy. don't be deceived any longer
WE (the originator, of the Gift Beck su.:
ness) will ssnd our large ner Catalogues,
in book form, postage paid to any address.
ALBERT COLBY co.
Nc, 20 Washington St, Boston, Mass
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BhYAN's
ULM0IIC i5AFE s.

The original medicine established IN 1887, and
FIRST article OF the kind ever introduced under the
name of "PuLuovrc WAfsRs." in this or any othe
country; all other PaInonic Waters arc counter
feits The gcauiuc can be known by the name
BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER,
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BRrAS's PULSoSIc WATERS
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BRYAN. rrLNoyIc WATERS
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RRrAv's rrluoyIc wArvKs
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No Family should be without Box OF
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

a FRESH and Fashionable stock Of HIhiy H11''
"A Clothing, Furnishing Good, @S'' pFvNs
nj. ~, e.ss Of the American Hotel.
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IHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co,
y Hartford, Conn. Capital and Assets. $500 600
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"oLFE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC
SCHN 1I1S "

"OLFE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC.
SCHNAPPS.
GOOD FOR RHEUMATISM.
GOOD FOR DYSPEPSIA.
GOOD FOR GRAVEL.
GOOD FOR GOVT.
GOOD FOR DROPSY
GOOD FOR FEVER AGUE
GOOD FOR KIDNEY &
BLADDER COMPLAINTS.
and a Beverage il has no superior in the w rid
it is manufactured by the proprietor at Sohiedsra
Holland, expressly for medical use, by process
peculiar to his own Factory. 1t is the pure Tino-
ture of the Italian Juniper Berry, whose more
vinous extract is distilled and ratified with h
spurious solvent. which thus becomes 4 concen
tratsd tincture Of exquisite favorand aroma, alto
gsther trsnscendsat ID its cordial and medicinal
properties to any alcoholic stinulant now made in
the world. Il is now prescribed By more than
600 physicians in the United States, in cases of
gravel, Gout. DroPsy. BLADDER and Kidney Com
plants, sc. &c.
Pit up in quart and pint bottles. in case. o,
one dozen quarts, and two dozen pints, with the
proprietor'a name on the bottle, cork and label
Look out for counterfeits and limitations. az the
whole country is flooded with them.
UDOLPHO WOLF.
Solo Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Depot % Beaver Street View Yorh
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NOTICE.

'g'HE undersigned is again replenishing at the
u Old stand after having sold out former stock;
and is now receiving FRESH DRUGS. GENUINE
MEDICINES, TRUE CHEMICALS, DYES, and
all the various articles Of sale pertaining TO a
first class shop, and which he will dispose of whole
sale and retail at Iemunerably low prices, on the
cash system, only THEO. A. PECK
.InlY. 1859.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Co. New
y York. Assets over 81 100000.
Burlington, Vt. March 9. S. WIRES, Agent.
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BEECHER,s NEW BOOKS.
E'RUIT, FLOWERS AND FARMING. Views
u and Experiences Of Religious Subjects.
Young Housekeeper's Friend, by Mrs. Cornelius.
Received and for sale at
HUNTINGT0N's.
juno 3th. 1859 daw
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MURDER MURDER :

NTRnEH' MUHDEE
Oh 600 ROLLS OF PAPER HANG
~ OOO ingz just received and FOR sale
for ahout ons half cf last years prices and Borders
to n.at-h. cf entire reF styles. at China Hall By
5. BROWN,
$50 Church 81,
Burlington, May 5th, 1858. div