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p r. ROBINsON,s INDEXICAL

SILVER s0AP-A new aud beautiful prepara-
Stion msde BY the Bosros " DExIcAL SOAP Co.,
expressly for cleaning and polishing Silver Plated
and Britannia Wares, and for cleaning Mirrors
Marble. Tin, &c. 1t is much more convenient and
affective than any of the powders in use, and
nav be used even by ioex perenced help with per-
fest safety, it contains nothing tb At possibly
iniure the finest plate or jeSelry even the most
delicate skin though not designed for toilet
II is far superior to any other soap for cleaning
fne House Paint, Statuary, Artificial Teeth Plate,
.to etc.
Many Of our largest importers and manu- sctur.
ers Of silver aud plsred ware who have used it,
have given it their unqualified approval. Read the
following
Bosros, May 2, 1859.
Messrt SANFORD BURDTTT -
Gentlemen, repeated trials of your silver
soap we recommend it III, best article
hIUs for cleaning plated and silver ware.
Il must soon be used BY every family.
Yours respectfully,
(Late Jones, Ball 4 Coz
Bosros, June l, 1869.
Gentlemeu.-We have, during the last twelve
months, given your silver soap thorough trial,
and find taere is nothing 20 equal 1t, az it cleans
silver quicker better and with less tTosb, than any
thing have been able to find.
Yours, respectfully,
Samuel T. Crosby L Co, 50 Warrington ct.
Bosrox, June IS, 1859.
Gentemen-We have made careful trial Of
your silver soap, and find II admirably adapted TO
the cleaning of silver and plated wares, particular
" the chased and frosted work, and we take plea
sure in recommending it to the public as safe
and ef,cfiUe agent for removing tsrnSh and rsstor
ing th. color with q very small amount Of labor.
We have never q better article for the above
purpose. Yours, truly, etc,
Haddock Lincoln FOES
SIS and 81 Washington st.
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SATURDAY p. NJ. 3 O'CLOCK.
Ry EXPRESS.

n ECEIvED this afternoon ut the Corner Store,
II An entirely new style Of skeleton Skirt called
,hs RELIABLE SKIRT, decidedly the best thing
eat. also new style Of EMBRDIDERIES, in
The way Of Collars and Sleeves, Edgins', Insert
ines. and real valenciennes and Thread Laees,
together With another lot Of Serpentine Braid,
Crockett hooks, Rubber Dressing Combs. ETC., At
LYMAN'S.
March 5, 1850.
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Thomas Zimmerman cured of Chronic
Rheumatism.

LorceH Fec !, 1859.
On. T. BILLINGS: Dear Sir, About ten years
sincs, while ooastng along the shores Of the Meditsr
ranean, was frsi attacked with Rheumatism. Every
year since have felt or less Of the disease, but
never had a attack until September ls5s. was
then attacked with very severe rheumatism in my
shoulders and elbows, and in both from the elbow
10 tns shoulder. first tired various iniments recon-
mended by my friends. next put myself in the care
OF good physician; he worked upon until no
became discouraged and told me he could DO no more
for me- Four months had passed since was first
attacked. and | was better then procured your
Pills and Lniment, and commenced using them sc-
eoTding 10 directions. From the first time 1 COM
meneed their use daily improved, and about a week
since, believing myself well, I stopped using them.
have since had recurrence Of the palns and con-
sidsr myself cured.
Yours truly, THOMAS HUNNEMAN.
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LoicslI, -Harcd Z, 1853.
Dear Sir Having badly sprsined wrist, was
induced TO use your Rheumatic LInimont. 4 few
applications entirely cured the sprain 1t is my opin-
ion that your Lnment, IN rs power Of healing
sprslns, stands at the head Of all LIniments and
Lotions have doubt that your Lniment is also
good for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all other pun
poses for which II IS recommended.
Very respectfully yours, A. W. BCTTRICK.
J. 7. BILLINGS. Lowell. Mass
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POTASH /;

UNIVERSAL FEED Glitter.
lust RECEIVED At the Agricultural Store.
d large lot Of HAY, Straw, and CoRH-s1AIK
CurrHns. The very best machines yet invsstsd.
All sisss and prices. Farmer, plesss eail aad
sxamins them. J. D. FkIkCS.
Csllsrs IT,, Burlington, Dss 81. dsv
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STEPHEN CoopER,s EsTATE.


CT4TE OF VERMONT. ITO all p.rson.
nrsrsrcr or cHIrrsyDyy. So concerned in
tho Estate IF Stsohe1 Com late ~ Richmond in
e'if District. d-ce al, Greeting
A. P -obl'> CNurt h1 isn Burlington within
and ft- t1s i.'--. ~ : 'i-tan In N tbs 7th Wv
NJ Mar"h, 4. y. 1890 a, T7't-in VT pur7orti1y
- b. tn lat " II MI T'.'a1-1t Of St-pi
''o91-- las " ehnn7 = 81 0''-i >, 4 '.'I7.a.
wa 7-"'ant 4 n ~ CrI-. eF,-NstiI ~ 'Nl'-.
MI It ia ord-ral nv .,'l 7,r-' hat th- - I law
~ Mare 4. n 1867. attNs Prob,ts C,u-' Room.
IN sid Bu-i1y'o1. Ia r.'i ,aei fl- 7-0vi1y s1i
in'trum"n'; aui that n0'ics tA-rANf b. given n
All pe-Sa0s on1oNrnei. w D1Nlishia tNiS O-i@r
three weeks suooes'ivelv in the Ru-I; ngtoa Free
Press, a nevplper printed At said Burlin ton
previons N the time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified n appear
hef're sal C,nrt =: tho time All Di1oN aforesaii
AMI contest the probate Of said Will, if you have
ems.
Giv'n u-da- nv hand At burlington in said
o strns this 7rh dlv ~ N'-oS 1850.
W. II. FRENCH, Ja7gs.
w9Ty3
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Mr.. Reed cured Of Govt.

LoirsH, Man 3. 1850.
Mr.. BILLINGS II regard your Pills and Llni-
nent the only specifics for govt. have used
them, and am satisfied they contain new medicines
not found other preparations, and are essentially
different and better than all others Having long been
afflicted with govt, have tired the various prepare
tons Of Colchicum and many other medicines highly
lsuded Tor gout, and therefore well qualified to
judge Of the virtues of your remedies
Yours, &c. SAMUEL REED.
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THESE INDU CEMENTS ARE OFFERED BY THE
SUI ok EXCHANGE CO.

THESE INDU CEMENTS ARE OFFERED BY THE
SUI ok EXCHANGE CO.
lI6 WAsHrNGT'v ST, BosroN,
The most exten ave an the most liberal Gift con-
Germ in existence. Serf fra C1liga,. Those
who have pt-r'njz3 other Gift II I-,- partic-
ularly requested to a,latint them selves with our
terms. Our iq-,r,r,f Iils l. aud put all
others in the SD lis
The following are soma Of the Gifts to purchsI-
ers If books:
English Lever Gold Watches, Hautins-cae;
Patent Lever
Patent Lever Open Face;
Detached Lever Silver Watches, Huntins-csse
Lepine Silver Watches, OPEN Face;
Gold Lockets, various sizas;
Ladies and Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons an
Studs all patterns;
Gents Bosom Pins, n-w and rich styles;
Gold Pencils and Pens;
Ladies and Gents Gold Rings;
Gold Watch Key and Belt Pins;
A great variety of Ladies' Jewelry. Pins and
Ear-drops, comprising all the styles now worn,
such as Cameo, Mosaic, GoldStone, Lava,
Florentne. &c. &c, &c.
Gold Bracelets all STYLES.
The List of Books comprises great assortuen
of standard works in every department of litera
ture, interesting to the young and old Do
failto send for Catalogue Catalogues mailed free
to any address. Apply to
SUFFOLK EXCHANGE COMPANY,
lis washington STREET, BosToS.
w3w34 C. W. ELDRIDGE, Treasurer.
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WRIGHT " Godfr--. March Term 1850
James B. Woodard,
MARY VI. " GODDARD,
TIE netitfo7pr in th- .h1ve entitl-t s.u,.
having fled in said Court his petition. settn =
F0-'h IN .rh.tan-- that s1i1 G0fFrsv the as;
i-v o. November. 1855. duly -x--ut.1 n Diva
4. Chrnha-lia nF w1s--bu-v v--n,nt. nort-
-ag- deed ~ o,r.an Land. situated in th- town ~
Nidil-sex IN Washington County d-s'rib'5 -.
follows Tbs whole If lot NJ q in th- 49,
division n sol town. drawn n tbs ORIGINAL righ'
~ Richard Johnson. eV.an' ~ 7rres 4 I've v-''
side r -,i1 lot sold n T1'uth17 H4sk NJ ala
eight acre. dA.'-i ~ Zsr1h Hill Of from Iot
W q. Also al that ne-t IF LOT W rs IN .aid
6rs' ivsion drawn N th- ori ,1al ri yht II james
Cqtlir. r. that lies on NE westerly sid ~ tha
rosi la1 lin from solomon Wells n thu Vinooski
Turnoik~. except the piece sold 10 Juduthan
Vaskin' for mill prieile-e Al'o one ot'~r
ME- ~ Il11 itbain, II u lirii.i ha't oflot VI
81 in s-i i-s' TviSio1 a7i i-a-1 n th- nri ri
nal ~ ~ ~ Noetu' Ross. witch Wis 4 '~iAi -
aid IN, 7Sor'i7 Nv Rnfu, Chr-7Nsrli1. March A.
1928 al'o all the land deed al T. sail Ch1'nhAr
lin and Rau'1h his wiz. Nv ". Chs nhA-li1
Mary Am MrE'rov SALLY vi,rent an A. l..
Chqrh--Iin. The 4'h DIV of Ju7s. ls5i-su ~
ro,~l m contain q acres n0-N le4'
conditioned for the payment If 7010 dollars 'p"ci
I'D in eight n-N7iVso-v notes dit-i NavA71Ner 81.
1855. TO- 500 dol'ars six TO- 200 iols-s each.
IN nn- for 800 dollars all payable annually with
interest.
That ~ tho 14th DIV ~ April 1856 said Cham
h.ran soil in10--ed and ira 7sferrrd 10 .sid Thorn
"a Stnv-l in hi. life time two If said notes, and
a''i r7e1 IN sal StowNll mroh If said mortgage
vive7 - secure said two note. and that the
interest sid note Is due AMI urnaid.
That on the - If November 1853. Gid u
f--v mortgag~d the sans premises To Jar, ironll
Woo lari and Afterwards IN Novemh~- IN which
iced 4 the same To slid Woodard an u ~, n,i,b+
%, 1876 Lnvi1a l.. wife If said g. ~
hAr interest in sid premisest said no.
That afterwards m the 10th dav If y ~
1858. said James B Woodland decided said Y ~
IN Mary VI. Woodland. and that said Jal , B.
and Mary Woodland now claim an interest," !
in said premises. And praving that tn.
"1uitv Of redemption of the said Godfrey and |
James B and Mary NJ. Woodland in said premises |
NAV be foreclosed.
And II appearing that said James r. and Mary |
v. Woodland reside and are without the State Of |
Vermont so that process cannot be served upon |
them it is ordered that they be notified of the pen
iency Of this suit and to appear and at said
petition at the Court ~ Ghancery next to be held
It Burlington in and for the County Of Chittenden
IN the last Tuesday Of March. 1850, by publishing
.hs order together with the substance of said pc
ition three weeks successivelv in the Burlington
Free Press tho last Of which said publications shall
De at least twenty days previous to said term OF
aid Court Of Chanoery'
J. S. ADAMS, Clerk.
Ham & FRrycH, Solicitors v34v3
Burlington Feb. IS, 1850.
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Horse for Sale.

RATHER large, strong horse--perfeetly
"A sound and kind, servieeaels for family use,
or for any kind Of work; is IN excellent saddle
horss. Inquire At this ONCE
HarSh 4 os"u
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Died.

On February 18th, at the residence Of his neph-
ew, DR., n. S. Jarvis, U. S. A, San Antonio, Tex
as Mrs. Jane Stamford, widow of tho late Colonel
Thomas Stamford, U. s. A.
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SPRING OF 1850.
Boots and Shoes.
at Lower Prices for Cash than have been
known for years
SPRING OF 1850.

GEORGE c. WALES.
HAVING bought and manufactured a prime
i and large assortment of NEW ENGLAND Re-
failing GooDs, including.
COPPER SOLES, COPPE LEATHER TIPS
will offer them to buyers at such prices cannot
fail to please; and we earnestly solicit Dealers
to be sure and call before buying. our motto is
Low PRICES AND CASH TRADE.
GEO. G. WALES,
Boston, Mch l, 1860. 20 Pearl Street.
wan.
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FOR CIILBLAfyS, Dr.. sweets Ina
lible Liniment 10 an immediate aud efeetual rem
ely. For saleleveryvhers.
dsW2m
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LADIES' TAKE NOTICE.
W1IsHING TO CLOSE OUT my Winter and
w Fall Goods, I shall offer nv entire stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods st Cosr, from this date to
the FIRST OF March.
Tbs Stock comprises
Figured Merinos, Rich Dress Silks,
lain do " Foulsrd do
Figured " DOL Delaines " Blk do
Plain do Wool Shavlt
Wool Plsid,, Long Brochs ShAuls,
Pranonia Plaids, Cloaks,
English Nsrinos, Rose Blankets, De.
All Of which will be sold st less than random
prices. Call and see.
Respectfully,
L.W. PAGE.
Burlington, Feb. 4, 1850
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DAVID FUkMAN's ESTATE.


CrATE OF VERMONT. Toau p-r.o7s
7'sre'"- or -TrrryVnES. SO. { co7cNrn-d in thu
A''a'- n 1evid Fu-nrn. lr'e n Colchester. in
sli nis'-i'' i'~-1s-1 G-eati7-.
A. p-1H,te Corr \ lin - P1 lin ton -ithin
an f,r ~ nistrict of chr'end1 nm III 25th 4av IF
rehn ~. m. 1860. IA Instrument 0n-pn-'i - n
b. the last VIII sn1 Testarron. Of David Fur
man lac of Chichester IN said District 9erNa sd
was o-asr7tAl 10 - oour nfo-~said for Probate
BY ~ Ev"ru'n- ~ in mined.
4n1 - is ori~rel nv sqid Court. that The lT'h
dav of March n 1890 A. tN- Probate CONT
Ro0-n' in said 7rrlington he assigned Tor proving
sait rns'r1nent; AMI that notice th~rAnf ~ given
~ al nNrs07s cnncA-nHd nv nrb'ishino thi. n-1er
thrae weets suc~essiv " in the Darlington Free
Prose nev%nsnHr nrintnd y. said Burlington
p -@vinus ~ m time appointed.
Thor fo-A v0u are harehv notified n sp7e7r he-
fore sid Court. NJ tho time and nIace aforesaid.
m contest the probate Of said VIII, if you have
causo.
Given undA- nv h1n1 ut Burlington. in said
District This 25th dav of Feh-uarv A 1850.
w36w3 W. H. FRENCH. Judge.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVING enlarged my Store, recently, to near
II ~ twice its former capacity for business, and
re-htted it with all the eeganciss and eonvenien-
cis' OF the times, would invite your attention to
ny large stock of
Gentlemen's and Youths,
Ready Made Clothing,
and Furnishing Goods Of all descriptions, styles
and sizes.
The advantages, which I have secured for tn
purchase Of Goods in the cities enable me to oHs
my stock at lower prices than can be fousd elsef
where in this vicinity. also have . corps o
good workman in nv employ, 90 that I am enabled
to supply nv customers, at the shortest notice
with An excellent quality OF custom work. Ny
ock Of
FANCY AND DRESS CLOTHS
CANNOT BE EXcELLED.
The stock which have row on hand will be
disposed Of at very reduced prices; and shall be
ready to show the Spring styles to my friends
about the 9Th inst.
hope you sill favor ms by . call and ex-
animation Of the Inducements which can be offered
you to pstronise my establishment.
Respectfully, B. TURK,
No 2 Bank Block, Burlington, VI.
March, S 1850.
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FLOUR.
S. C. DERMOTT & Co.,

W. - II IN = INT.IaL-
Troy. Nelc YORK,
MAxurAcTURE at their Mil
BEST DOUBLE EXTRA,
SINGLE EXTRA. and
FAMILY GRADES
Of Flour NJ the I7to'vt -nl-1et rates. Crrullrs Of
prices will be sent we K = - I'll 'us-oners. Ship
mants can m de Ililv. AMI all Flour sent WAR
RAvrgD as Recon- nenfed.
= MIL FEED always on hand in large or
small quantities
Feb. Is. w9m
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FOR s..
rNETy-SEvEV AC2Ei OF LAND, living
Y in Wi.list,1. n the OH turnpike r"a p a6 ut
fur nile, IN }u lug n V'llt,e, ninety acres
of whi31 il W II t.nc,i All under good st'tc Of
cultivation. an good barn thereon; the remain
der. Woo Land.
Five or siv hiaI-.l d,lIl-s woIlI Do re1uired
10 he pail dow: tn otter payments c1uII be
from one n fva val-s, o- l1nger if ,quested by
paving the interest annually.
Fr fun pt-tttIl trs enquire OF Dea.W WIN
Miller ofWillisto1. Henry i Burt, Esq. Of Swa
ton, or at East Hilhgate OF Hon. A. Burt
9 LUCLITIA 5. SAA-ON
! March ]. 1850. w3w*
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DLEAsANT PATHwAYs.-"Thisw work is one
IL of the most beautiful that has ever been pub
lshed. It's contents choice sands Of gold,
and We could ask wiser counsel guidance for
young people to the attainment Of happiness in
this life and the one to than is offered in this
volume. -Bosfon Daily Adusrtrsr.
1--WE know nothing equal to it to put into the
hands Of an unconverted youth Of either Sex
Religious Herald
Price 60 cents.
Received and for sale at
S. HUNTINGToNS.
March II 1850.
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Read this from Hon. A. W. Buttrick.

Very truly yours, SUSAN R. LANE
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Married.
Feb. a.

In Richmond, on the 5th inst, by 3. B. An
drews, Esq, Mr.. Alfred E. Bates Of Richmond, to
Mi" MsrillA NJ. Brewster OF Huntington,
At Winooski, Wedn esdsy evening, March l4th,
by the Rev. J. K. Converse, Mr.. viii am Kidder
TO Miss Rosetta Fraser both Of winooski.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SEEDS! SEEDS!
500 Bushels Timothy,
100 Bushels Red Top,
Tons Red Clover.
500 lbs White Clover.
For sale at the Hardware and Agricultural
" arehouss and Seed Store
II II. D00LTTTLE,
College St, Burlington, Vt.
March 18th, 1860. dawsw
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prMICE STONE SOAP.

This soap, unrivalled for ia erAsive properties,
il free from any eauttc sIkal. Ii the hands
and renders them soft and white 1t acts like mag
io in removing Writing and Printer Ink, Pitch,
Vnrnirh Acid and other stains, from the hands,
without the use Of oil, alcohol, other neutral
hing agents, Il is equal to the best French pone'"s
in quslity and lie sold for less than half the price
Manufactured by tho Boston Inde1icsl Soap Co.
GEO W. Stafford 4 CO., Agents,
(Iste Stafford and Burditt,)
IS fremont, corner Of Beacon street, Boston.
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HENRY C. sPALDNe q CO.,
Sew Fark.
Address Post Ofree. Bot No. g So
Put IN containing Four Eisot - rvs~
lAse-H -srtA hyNTtifb.
i'--sa..
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Dress Silks at Cost
FOR 80 DAYS
ECORN STOR -
Asit 1. nv aim .. each season comes around to
N stock nv store with new and fashionable
goods of course wish to carry few goods as pos
sibe tn next season, and in order thus TO re-
duce this line Of goods, propose to offer superior
advantages to purchasers who may rely upon cur
disposing of the above named goods AT COST.
The stock embraces-
RICH FANCY SILKS,
BLACK do
&" F0ULARDsdo
q RAW SILK PLAIDS,
Choice STYLES Dress Goods, &e.
The public have b.en so often deceived by per-
sons purportng tn offer thsir stocks ut cost, that
thew place little confidence in such announce
nents. and view than species If deception, to
enlarge their profits rather than Diminish them.
Allow me 10 say to those Who favor me
With their trade that fael confident tn nv
prices viii give entire satisfaction. and to be CON
vineed, 7 invit. all 70 call and that What /
promise will be performed.
Re.p cetfnlIv,
EDWARD LYMAN.
February 1. 1850. dawtf
LADIES' & MISSES CALF BUTTON
BOOTS.
n0UBLE SOLE with heels. good article |
~ for the season. Received at PROUTY'S.
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REAL ESTATE AND TAVERN
STtND SAFE

TIVE OLD ARLTSHE0 TAVERN in Milton
formerly nw7e I and -ov nc'u7ied by 5 Ward.
nate on tho direct roal from R1-ling - st
hans and about elui- li.ta1t f-o-n "aoh pl 10 IN
Their with the necessary out Buildings. all in
cd conditi N.
a'sN two dwell 10 houses IN | lots and ahnn' ~
es of -oo1 laLd viii bed sp'sal Of on reasontb =
terms IL anplicd f,r so17
Tho ahnvo m ,nri mel o-,7e..v Is ona oftho most
desirable loc,tions in the Ctu1'v f,r a1v
wishing n ~7g,yn IN This hIsi7ess. AMI nav h"
purchased in surh lots "a tAe 100lict7t nav 10
sire For further information apply on the preuise.
or by mail 10
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WE MUST ALL SAY SOMETHING.
HOwe'S Improved Weighing
Scales.

STRONG q ROSS PATENT.
GS. BLODGETT & co,
COLLEGE ST, BUsLINGToS, VI.
Agent, FOR the manufacturers Of these
JUSTLY CELEBRATED SCALES
We have now hand and for sale = large in
voice Of the above Patent Premium Scales which
We shall sell At Man1facturers prices.
We would ,tll tbs attention Of purchasers to the
flowing, viz
HAY SCALES
PLATFORM with and without wheels.
GRoCERs " Of different designs and ca
pAoities.
POST OFFICE"
Also q new and defirabIs Scale for private fam
@. 6. BLODGETr b 90.
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O000 LIS. NORTHERN & WEST
~OOO ERN CLOVER SEED, ard
100 bushels HERDS GRASS SEED, lust .e-
eeived at the Agricultural Sto-e of
J. S. PIERCE,
March l. College st.
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IN tcUTFY. Wilton,
w34w4 5. BEACH, We.tford.

gU>T RECEIVED At PFTRCF'S. worce..-r
- shire Sauce Sewers Sr'ta7a Souc" Eng
lish Mustard S1rii7os. JaI Pictled ard
Spcrd White 07i,1s Pi-rI'Ilia Cbov-~hov Cauii.
a. wrr. TanN'irds. P~ote-v"d Chorr's, Preserved
Primes "lirN. FInvo-iny Ey'racrs T'nioes. Sage
Farm Nut.. Fig PaiSins IN f.ncv hove. CANON
Ginger-,lso new lot Of that choice Grouni
Coffee
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FARM FOR SALE.

| a RARE opportunity is now presented for the
~ purchase of one Of the best grain and grazing
farms in Western Vermont.
This Farm contains us acres, under
good state Of cultivation, pleasantly situated Al
miles from the village of Burlington, is now in
market for the Hrst time since its ginal purchase
The buildings-House "a By Sc, with Kitchen and
Wood shed is by - (painted white); Hay and
Grain Barn 80 by 40 with stables for cattle);
Horse Barn "a by So; two Hay Barns - #. square
with shed Is by 40, are in good repair; Well and
Cistern with Pumps therein convenient to the
house.
The subscriber is not ambitious to overstate its
merits but offers the farm for examination and
sale, and will be happy 70 show figures which
do not lie OF his sales for the last few years.
Address call uror
J. II. BOSTWICK,
Dorset ST., Burlington, Vt.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
WITH, OR WITHOUT THE FARM,
One Span Work Horses;
One years old Black Hawk;
Two yearling
Two year old St, Lawrence Colts;
Seven Good Cows in good order;
Fifty-nvs sheep, mostly Ewes, choice lot Of
fleece, averaged last season 81 per head
Wagons, Sleighs, Harnesses, Ploughs;
In short, all the paraphernalia pertaining TO
well-rigged Vermont Farm.
J.H. BosTwICK.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-16

SKATERS Who require strength Of limbs
AND suppiens" OF the joints, should use DR.
Sweets lnfsllibls Linimeut. Patronized by all
gymna'ts and aerob.tic performer, For s.l. ev-
erywhsre.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-16
N o T 1 c E .

MOTH
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I have given
Il to my son, George n. Munger, the remainder
of his time during his minority and from this day
shall claim of his esrnings nor be accounts
BILE for any debts Of his contracting.
Colchester, March IL, 1860.
TRUMAN MUNGER