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HRAGld;h
A NEW DISCOVERY.

rU,HE Asearides or Pin Worms the removal Of
i which has ever bafied the skill of the most
eminent physicians, and universally considered BY
them as beyond the reach Of medicine, are entirely
expelled from the human system BY the use
DR.. G.. GouId's Pin Worm syrup
A Cure Warranted in erery case,
Relief afforded IN tigenfy-four hours.
This Syrup is purely vegetable preparation
and harmless with the youngest child
srNProxs.-Intense itching, biting and distress
in the lower part Of the rectum and about the seat
ofen mistaken for the piles,) eisasreeable sens2-
zion In tie epigastric region or lower part OF the
ho-,I.. restiessness, wskefulness, starting and
screaming in the sleep, fainting, and not unfre-
quently spAsns or hts
CAurros.-The genuine has the name, 81 DR.. l..
G. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup" blown in each bot
tie, his portrait and fac smile Of his sisnssnTe
in the wrapper.
HERVEY l. MOORE, Prsprie,ors.
address GEO. c. GOODWIN 4 CO.,
and IL Marshall st., Boston, Mass,
General Agents for New England
Sold in Burlington by &C. SPEAR and J. W
RoBY b co,
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iTcI.uRyAyT,S ESTATE.

- F. the subscribers, having been appointed
; by tn Honorable the Probate Court tor tho
district of Chitteni p, Commissioners 20 recsivs,
exlmire anil adjust the claims and demands Of al
person. against the estate Of Lucia Bryant, late
Of Richmond ia sail District decreased, repre-
sented insolyent. and 81 all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto; aud six months from
the day Of the date hereof, being allowed by said
Cour; f.r that purpose, VIC do therefore hereby
give notice. thtt will attend 20 the business Of
our app intmeut, at the store Of II. A. Hodge
in Richmoni in said District, on the first Wednes-
DAYS & CO, Der and February nex., at 10 o'clock
A. H.. q each 81 sail days.
Dated this 81 day Of september, 4. D. l562.
g. 4. HODGES. Commit
u. Y. Z. WHIPPLE. ! sioners.
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L. .; - 81 !; Is $ s:: -: 3:
STEAM WEEKLY


York and Philadelphia Steam hip Company intend
iespatehing their full re Cly'e-6uilt from
StsanThips As follows
.Ftna, saturday,, October 4.
City Of Baltimore, Saturday, Oct. II.
City Of Washington, " " l..
All every succeeding Saturday. al Noon, from
Pier "a, North River.
safes OF PASSAGE
FIAsI CABIN, $500 sTEEBAGE. $500
do to London, $1,000 do to london -" 90
Do To Paris. $500 do t. Paris $500
10 To- Hamburg, Se500 do to Hamburg so 90
Passengers also forwarded to Hsvre, Bremen
Rotterdam. Antwerp, &c, at 'qualiv low
rates.
Fares From Liverpool or Queenstown l.t cab
in. SIS. sos. Sis. Storage from Liverpool So.
From Queenstown, So. Those Ehe wish O. send
for their friends can buy tickets here ~ These
rates.
~Thesc steamers have superior aoeOGluo4t-
tious fer Passengers are st.ongly built in va
ter-ti,ht iron sections and carry Paten. Fise An
nihilator. Experienced Surgeons are a'ttDl-t ~
each Steamsr.
Fer further information apply In Liye-F.. io
WILLIAM INMAN, Agent, % Water sire n
Glasgow to ALEX MALCOLM, > -. Eu,ch
SqusIe in Queenstown 10 O & " d SEYMOUR
& co. in London 70 EWES & MACY, 81
King William Street in Paris To- L LIS bE-
COTE. IS Rue Notre Dame des Nct0ires. Place
De Ia Bouree in Philadelphia TO JOHN
DALE. III Walnut St., or AZ tho Company Of
fees.
JOHN C DALE, Agent, Is Broadway, y. y.
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THL LATEST News this thursday morn
ing from Gen. McClellan's Army is that
pleasanton' s corps crossed the river on We'd
nesday, attacked the enemy's rear and drove
them to MartInsburg. It is thought that the
rebel army is encamped between Martins
burgh aud Winchester.
Gen. Buell's army, it is stated, has moved
towards the interior Of Kentucky.
From New Orleans we hear Of an expedi-
ton to Opelousas, in which 80 of the 9TH
Vermont were captured by the rebels.
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- the subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenien, Commissioners to receive
examine AMI adils the claims and demands Of all
persons, against the estate Of George P. Mayo,
late Of Colchester in said District, deceased, rep
resented iusolveut, and also all claims and de-
mards exhibited in oiiet thereto; and six months
from the dly Of the date hereof, being allowed By
slit Court for that purpose, we Do therefore here
by give notice, that we will attend to the business
II cur appointment, at the dwelling Of Marion
Mayo, in Colchester, in said District, the last
Mondays ~ October and Marcn next, az 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on eleh Of said days.
b-fci 'hi. 9fh day Of september, A. D. 1862.
F. W. BAKER, , ,or,-,;.,;,,,-,
b. HINE. ,0ln H'S9''nelN'
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Monday August ith, 1862.
N A Y Ill O o ID !:

HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
G..f Pub',sI.i .. a -,iis4 E4u,'ops. P0-, csq's
A LECTURE on be Nature, Trestment, and
n Radical Cureb. Spermatorrhea, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debil-
ity, and Impedments to Marriage generally, Ner-
vousneSs, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, Men
tai PHYSICAL Inoapacity, resulting from Self
Abuse, &s.-By Rosr. J. CULvLEWELL, N. D.
Author Of the Grsea Book, s..
"a Roam 10 rhou.and. 81 sunerers.''
'Ssnt under seal, 10 plain envelope, to any ad-
d ess post pad on receipt Of siI cents. or TWO
postage stamps, by DR.. { II. j. G kLlsE L,
IN Bowerv. New York, Post Office Box. 4jsG
Aug. S. dar5mH
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mENsYn.FIsmER.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, 2 To all person
DISTRICT or cHirrENDES, S.. concerned IN the
Estate Of Henry &. Fisher, late Of Colchester, in
ssd District. deceased.
GREErING.
STA Probate Court holden at Burlington, with
in s.d fr lLs Diet III of Lhittenden, en- the IIth
dav,t september. A. d. 1862, an Instrument,
purp.ruu.t, the last VIII aad Testament OF
iIsEr. Fisher late OF Colchester, in sail Dis
tricr. d-c.ased. VS. presented 20 the Court afore
sad f.- Probate.
And it IS ordered by said Court that the i . day
ai u-tub.r b. ls52, At the Probate Court
Recon-. 10 -i.i .urlingtou, be assigned for proving
sail Iu-.rumsst; .aI that notice thereof be given
O. al persons concerned By Publishing this order
three weeks excessively in the Free Press. a news
paper print az s,il Burling'on, previous to the
'iu.e Hprnil'ri
Therefore. yog ars hereby notified 10 appear
before said co1rt a, the time and place aforesaid
and C nfe-' the probate Of sail win, il you have
cause.
Given arisr ny h-nd 1t Darlington, IL said
Di trier t.is l-tl Day u september, 4. .. 1867.
D. FRENCH, Register.
rsvsa
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EnRrRrss MnNRnE. Sent. %.

fOkIhEss NIONkUEi Otpt' ~
The steamboat John A. Warner from
Washington, arrived here this morning with
$50 rebel prisoners en- route for Aiken S
Landing. They are exchanged and talk
spiritedly Of going into the fight again as
soon as they get home. Most Of them were
taken at Manassas.
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0gdensburgh TO the West!
1862. 1862.
THE NORTHERN
Transportation COMPANY

WILL. during the present Season, run the
w Line Of
FIRST CLASS UPPER CABIN STEAMER
Daily between 0gdensburgb, Cleveland, Tslelo,
DETROIT CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
Arn INTERMEDIATE PORTS,
including Wsakegan, Kenosha, Racine, Port
Washing on, Sheboygan, MonitowOe, Port Huron
and ST. Clair. Leaving 0GDENSBURGHo on arri-
val Of the EXPRESS TRAIN from the EAST, call
ing regularly for PASS ERS and FREIGHT at
BrockTille, AleIandrisBay, Clayton, CspeVinoent
and oSWEGo. Passengers and Families moving
West, can embark with their Luggage Teams,
Stock dc. and land together without disturbance
or Transshipment at their port Of destination.
rEIhese steamers have large Cabins and
State-rooms, amply and neatly furnished
FOR FIRST CLASS FAssESsERs,
and Second Ca5ias with Cook Stoves and comfort
able accommodations for Passengers and Fam
lilies who may wish 10 furnish their own
provisions and bedding. FNo ef-
forts will be spared 10 maintain
the reputation Of this as
THE CHEAPEST ROUTE snd BEST.
vFrsight forwarded to care Of the Agents
this Company will receive careful attention and
despatch. Apply to
GEO. A. EDDY, or la-.,,s
IN. CHAMBERLAIN, Agents
Ogdensburgh, Y. Y.
O.. ". SMITH General Passenger Agent, X.
Depot, Ogdensburgh, y. l
X. CHArNAS, Vergennes, Vt,
General Travelling Agent for New England.
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lnnnskI RRYASr,s EsTArE.

- E. Tie SUBSCRIBERS, having been iP-
- ..,u'ed by the Honorable the Probate
Cont t.r t1e Di-t-i @ Of Chittenden, Commission
ers 20 receive evan ne and adjust ths claims AMI
demand, Of al ierson- against the estate Of 10
du-ai bryant, Ute Of Richmond, IN SAID District
.-s,-,; -en-es-utri insolvent and also all claims
ami demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and FIX
mout.- from Che lay Of the date hereof, being a.
Lowell ty lil Court for that purpose, We do there
fore hereby gse notice, that we will attend n the
bu.iu,-- OF our appointment at the store Of h. A.
Hold BIO KrhnHu! ia said District, on the l.
.ur-iay- 70; October and FebrulrT next, at II
o'eIoes. A. 81, ,n r,.h Of said days.
Date. tbi- 81 iay Of september, A. Z. 1852.
u s. HODGES, Comnis.
NI-us H. Y.B. WHIPPLE, sionsEN
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIENCE OF AN INVALID.-Publish
for the Benefit and As a Warning and a Caution 10
Young Men who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, DC; supplying at the same
time the means Of Self-cure. By one who has
cured himself after being put to great expense
through medical imposition and quackery by
enclosing post paid addressed envelope, SINGLE
COPIES may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Bedford Kings Co., n. 7.
March 1. daWlY
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AYERS
ATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgatives in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, thatwe need
not do more than to assure the public Their
Quality !, maintained equal to the best it ever
bas been. and that they may be depended on
% 10 all that they have ever done.
Prepared BY J. c. AVER, NJ. D., : Co.,
Lowell. Mass, and sold by
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View Mark ct.
To ALL TO WHOM THESE PRE-
SCENTS MAY COME.

DIrAsE TAKE NOTICE that shall spPIy
~ he Legislature of the State Of Vermont At
-. ~ sss.ion, appointed to BE held at Monge-
a. IN aid state Of Vermont, in the month Of Oe-
tobs- next. for a grant q charter 70 run Ferry
frorn the Town Of Charlotte in said state OF Nei-
mont to the Town Of Essex, in the County Of Is
-, in The state Of New York, 50 far as the said
STATE Of Vermont have the right to grant the sane
starting from the dock ia said Town Of Charlotte
known Is the Mcneil Dock, and across Lake
Chlmrlain to the dock in said town Of Lsse1'
known as the dock slonging to Shihori 3 walker
and for such other and further right or gran. a.
the said Legislature may see NJ 70 sI@II IN 10
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE,

William A. Bstchslor's celebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not to be distinguished from ma
ture-warranted not to injure the Hair in the
least; remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes, and in
vigorates the Hair for life. GREY, RED. or
RUSTY HAIR instantly turns splendid Black
or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful
Sold by all Druggists, &c.
B-The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A
BACHELOR on The four sides Of zach bor.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
New York.
(Laf. 233 Broadway and 10 Bond Ausa.)
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NEW York, Oct. !.
The new Governor of North Carolina de-
livered his inaugural at Raleigh on the 1,h
ult. 1t is moderate IN tone generally, though
when Speaking O! the treatment received by
the North Carolina troops at the hands Of
the rebel government, his language is quite
bitter and sarcastic.
\ Washington correspondent states that
the declaration Of Secretary Seward t. Eng
land concerning letters Of mirque, causes q
sensation anon. the representatives, OF io7-
eisu powers. They regard it tantamJunt to
an official recognition Of the rebels as BEL
ligerents.
The same correspondent states that in'd-
ligence has been received that $1,000 tons OF
iron for plating vessels are ON the way from
England to the South.
Amos 7. Little, patent agent, committed
suicide to-day in the dining room Of the Ma
tional Hotel.
\ special correspondent o. the Times with
the Army Of tine Potomac gives an account
Of several important roconnoisances into Nir-
ginia on Monday. Col Farnsworth's brigade
Of cavalry accompanied by two batteries
crossed the river below Shepardstown and re
connoitered the country for distance Of five
or SIX miles towards Winchester.
\ regimen; Of rebel cavalry Was seen on
the road from Sherardstown to Martnsburg,
but collision did not take place.
The Hcralds correspondent say It is IN
derstood that Hon. Eli Thayer viii inmedi-
ately receive the appointment OF military
Governor Of Florida. The appointment IS
made with view to enable Mr.. Thayer and
those who are acting with him, to carry out
their scheme for the introduction into the
southern States, of the loyal laborins popu-
latiOn.
Brig. Gen. Rodman died On Monday night
near Hagarstown, Of the wound he received
at the battle of Antietam.
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NEw YORK, Sept. %.

NEW YORK, Sept. p.
A Washington correspondent to a morn
ing Journal says that Gen. Sigel asks to be
relieved from his command because he has
been placed under the commend Of junior
officer; becsuse his command has been gra-
duaIly reduced, and regiments raised ex-
pressly for him have been assigned to others;
because OF the grossly abusive manner IN
which he has been treated by Gen. Halleck,
and bec- use Of several other assigned reasons.
The appointment of Gen. Hooker to the
command of the Army of the Mississippi
Valley is urged by several Western Cover
nors.
Gen. Harvey arrived in Washington yes
terday.
The Railroad tram which left Washing
ton Yesterday for Baltimore was fred into
from platform car in train coming this
vav Three shots were fired. Nobody was
hurt.
IL is again reported that CAssius NJ. Clay
will return 20 Russia. lie is not satisfied
with the Administration conduct OF the war
The Times correspondent asserts that the
statement recently made that Gen. McClel-
Ian, previously to leaving Washington, or
dered the evacuation Of Harper's Ferry, Is
unfounded.
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CAFE RACE, Sept. %.
The steamship Europa was boarded at
O'Clock on Sunday afternoon.
Political news unimportant. Breadstuhs
dull Corn unchanged. Provisions fat.
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Married,

In Williston, Aug. 90 by Rev. J. Sargent, M.
John Roby. Of Burlington, to Mrs. Caroline E.
Kinds, Of Clinton, Illinois
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diseases OF WOMEN -DR. MAT

DISEASES OF WOMEN --DR. MAI.
os attends exclusively to the treatment Of P'ipaf
Diseases and the special Diseases Of WOMEN, at
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE for Special Diseases at
No. rs Union ST., Providence, i. |. Sec his ad-
ertisement offTHE GRp.T IsDiAS RsygDF Foh
FEMALES in this paper.
Nov. ~. dawlf
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CATTLE MARKET.

Wednesday, Oct. l.
At market 2Oos Cattle. about 1900 Beeves and
l9s Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows,
one, two and three years old.
Market beef-extrs per cEt S6,2jaG,5l. lst
quality, s5,75a6 co. "a do, 500. Sd do. s. IS.
Working Oxen, $50 $50 per pair
Cows and Calves, s22 IS 40.
Yesrlings, s. OOasO 90.
Two years old, sI3 Il. Three years old SIG
a Il.
Sheep and Lambs 1900 at market. Prices, N
lots s. 90, 225aejO Extra aud Select ons.
50 90, IS a ; 81.
Hidss7A7., per ID; Pslts 81 90 l % EACH
Calf skins &C per h.
Iallow Il al per 10.
REMARKS.
There was an increased supply Of cattle and
sheep this week. The best quality Of beef sold
about the same as last week; common stock . TO
AZ cents per cvt. lower. sheep were not so quick
hut the prices remain a, cut the sane with the ex
c,ntion of few lots unsold which VIII have to be
sold at decline to close Of
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~ district OF Columbia, will report in per-
son forthwith to the military governor Of
this district
This is with view to their exchange for
Union prisoners at Richmond.
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER far the
w want Of money, when ycu can make from
81 to IS dollars a month, with ease. E-e,osc me
one dollar. and will send you recipes for making
% Black Ink" Shoemakers Backing" Liquid
Glue" " Hair Dyes "Colognes,' " soaps &c.,
etc. also, one worth 500 to any man, Q. to make
the vhisksrs grew" Address, Box ST. Lowell
?. O., lIass sept7Od3t
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 80.
All prisoners Of war now on parole by au-
tbority from the headquarters VI the militia
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LOST.

IN Burlington. on sunday last Go!d Chain
L with Gold Locket and Pencil attached The
Iocket contains one picture q Lady Any
one finding the same, by leaving 1t al this otlee,
or the house Of !. l.. Stiusou, on corner OF nth
and Pine street. shall he suitably rewarded.
sept % div
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LOST.
oVERCOAT, a dark mixed sack o.al. The
n finder on leaving il at @. d. wellcr's, Church
Street, will DO suitably rewarded.
Burlington, Sept. y. diw
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NV @r-ANf
4 Washington letter to the Commeraa'
dated the Goth, states that p 900 troops had
left the city whittier is not stated.
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IMPORTANT To THUSE WHO POSSESS 4
SEWING MACHINE.
The
SeIf-Tueking and Quilting
ATTACHMENT FOR
SEW WING ACHINE

FINHIs Self-rucking Attachment saves all the
1 time aud trouble Of creasins and ioldins'as the
process Of stitching tuck folds and ereasss the
next So that nothing is required but to keep right
straight along until they are sll done.
Il is easily stjusted 20 tuck or plat any desired
sdth or space with perfect eXactness, on any kind
ol material, or viii mark for quilting, snd Is 50
simple ia its operation, and easily understood,
that II requires previous instruction 70 use 1t
sucessfully-aud ought to be in every family, who
is So fortunate as 10 possess good sewing machine
Each tucker is put up in box, accompanied
with full and complete instructions, which are IL
Illustrated with eng-avings, that their attach
meut is easily and readily understood, and are
arranged for all the popular sewing machines, in
cIui.n- the Wheeler Wilson, Grover Baker,
singer, Fiukle 4 Lyon, Howe, Wilcox Gibbs
Empire, Sloat, Ladd Webster, ETC., etc. When
ordering please state on what machine they are TO
be used.
Prics Fire Dollars.
Tor sale BY
GEO. W. 4 q. .. BENEDICT.
Ag'1fs.
SEWING MACHINE Rooms,
No. C., College ST.
Burlington, Vt.
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NV YnKK. Sent. ..

Advlces from MaracaIbo, Of Sept. p, re
port revolution to have taken place there,
Aug. ..
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NERVOUS AFFECTIONS

Too,h4ehs, aeeaehs irrta5rify, sls7'sssHsss, Hs1-
ralgia, are cured by the use Of Dr. Giaord's Home
psthic Preparations, put W in 2j-cert boxes Sold
BY J. W. Rory Co., Agent. Sent Per mail by
PHILIP LES,
1856 William St., New York.
Zee that each box mas Philip Lee's signature,
Manual furnished free on application.
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DEGLET. Qaoins aud Printers Furniture
IL Of all kinds Manufactured and for sale By
JACOB GREEN.
Burlington, April 10, 1862.
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MAGAZINES FOR OCTOBER.
CoDEY's LADY'S BOOK.
NJ Peterson's Magazine.
Kuickerboeker, r,r sri,s.
Harpers Asgazins-
Continental a.
Baliou's "
Rebellion Record.
Received and for sale BY
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HALIFAX, Sept. %.
The English steamer Petershoa' with
cargo of 300 bales of cotton, has arrived
here short OF coal.
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WIRES & HEALD,
CT AIM AGE 7 y.

r I \ O q \ Z 4 VI . y
A RE prepared to prosecute Claims against tae
N United States for arrears Of Pay or Bounty
Willows and Invalid's pensions, AMI all other al
Iowances due the heirs Of deceased soldiers IN any
branch Of the U. S. service.
Applications made in person or BY mail will
receive prompt attention.
SALMON WIRTs,
ID. ;. HEALp. davbm
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VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE IssUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
r.,HE ASSESSMENTS Of this Company for the
1 year ending Aug. LIST, 1862, are now due.
list Of them may be found at the Office OF the IN
dersigned, where it is necessary that they should
be paid before the commencement Of the session Of
the Legislature on the sth Oct. next.
SHAW 4 WIRES.
Burlington, Sept. I'D, 1862. dav2w
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The Syracuse Nurseries,
nFFER FOR SALE large sni very excellent
~ stock Of
TREES. PLANTS. AND SHRUBS,

MI Liz EUh 1hLLh TAI WIZ F-A- N+A-''--
~ stock Of
TREES. PLANTS. AND SHRUBS,
including all the standard sorts Of
+ RUI F.
APPLES, 4 and years old, very fine. PEARS
both Dwarf and Standard. Peaches, Pluns
Cherries, &c, &c
Also
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Dahlias. Green
House, and Bedding out Plants, &c, 10
very large supply.
The quality this season is unusually lar, and
the prices are set this season lower than ever.
LYMAN HALL, Of Shelburne, is our authoriz-
ed Agent for the state Of Vermont, for the sale OF
Trees, &c and be will deliver to parties ordering
through him at very low rates.
Apple trees, 5 and years old, at any Of the
Railroad Stations in the state for 70 cts. each
Apple trees in lots Of 100 or more II
=" " 1000 10 g
e Orders respectfully solicited:
W. BROWN SMITH,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Sept. p, ls52 d&wlm
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TIE subscriber will con niue the by foods
business, At the old stand Of Psgs 4 Fisher
Church street. and hopes by careful regard to
70 the wants Of the community 10 receive iaif
share Of the public patronage. ,.,..,.,.,.
Burlington, sept. l6, 1862.
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DISSOLU TION.
FINHE Partnership here oiore existing under the
A name Of PACE 4 FIsHZR, is this day dissoiT
ed BY mutual consent.
All persons having uu--ttled account with
Arm. are mos' respectfully requested 70 call
settle the same with NJ. I. Fisher, who is author
lied 10 settle all business pertaining 10 the
l.. ". PAGE,
MI FISHER